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Lagavulin might be my least favorite of the popular Islay scotches, but some of their limited runs have really stood out. The Offerman Carribean rum edition has returned with a vengeance after last year's slight letdown and might rival the magical Offerman Guinness finish. The toasted marshmallow campfire note is front and center with slight bananas and beach ocean spray. The hit of the evening.
A bit lighter but still has the peat in the background. You certainly get the rum finish on the nose as well as a bit more sweetness. A very nice variation!
Very rummy nose with the peat taking more of a back seat. The palate is sweeter up front than other Lags. Peat has a lighter presence overall, but shows up nicely on the back and going into the finish.
I've only had the first two, haven't yet tried the last one. First impression is I'd rank the Guinness ahead of this one. But it's enjoyable. The rum gives it a more summery vibe.
It's good. Reminds me a lot of the Talisker special edition rum finish. Wouldn't be surprised if they used casks from the same rum distillery.