Jura The Loch

First its sweeet and then Dry spicy and some salt. A bit hard to drink at first but on second sip it gets better

Nose: Sherry, vanilla, oak, caramel, dried fruit (raisins), dried orange peel Palate: Sweet. Sherry, caramel, dried fruit (oranges, dates, raisins). Wisps of peat. Finish: Medium finish. Cinnamon, clove, black pepper, orange peel, vanilla. Hints of coffee and cocoa. Overall, this is a pretty drinkable sherried and sipicy dram that changes throughout thr layers; swert and sherried, then into caramel and chocolate and finishing on thr spice. A pretty decent sipper.

Nose: nuts, apples, oats Pallet: sherry, fruits, apples, bananas Finish: oak, wood, biscuits, fruit.

1Aug back2back tasting: molasses, apple, tobacco, pepper, dry

Old apple, kind of like pommeau, on the nose, smooth, well balanced, a little pepper at the end, I don't think it's peated as the style says