Jura Seven Wood

Very good with notes of toffee, dried fruit, spices, a little smoke, a little chocolate, and smooth with a good finish

The concept here could have come from the Gillette marketing book - if you thought three barrels were good, wait until you try seven. It’s hard to know if there was any method to this madness, but the result is perfectly quaffable if unremarkable. It’s a little sweeter than the 10 and not as good in my book, though my fellow drinkers thought this one had more complexity.

Slight smokiness. Can taste the oak. Short finish.

nose: vanilla, spice, sweet palate: smooth, subtle, not much complexity, smokey