Lagavulin Offerman Edition Charred Oak Cask

Unlike a lot of reviewers, I didn't find the original 16 year old Lagavulin to be as peaty as I expected. The 43% abv seemed to my taste buds to be a little thin for my taste. Upon opening my first bottle of Lagavulin Offerman Edition Charred Oak Cask 11 year old, I felt that my search had ended. I immediately ordered 6 more bottles. This is the most satisfying single malt scotch I have ever enjoyed. A one ounce snifter of this fabulous elixer is very calming and delicious. The peat, mingled with the sweetness of the european wine cask and the american bourbon cask are a perfect combination that I find very satisfying. Too bad this is a limited edition bottling.

Clear golden body medium legging. Peat, earthy smoky aroma. Peat earthy smoke toffee flavor. Medium body moderate alcohol warming. 8/4/8/4/16 4.0

Sweet and smoky. Not very medicinal like Laphroaig. Its complex yet comforting, if stopping and smelling the roses was ingestable, it would be this whiskey. Phenomenal, Worth the $90.

Rum, chocolate, smoke, oil, a hint of soap, and peat on the nose. It's very rich, earthy, sour, elastoplast, leather, licorice, plastic, smoke, sulfur, tobacco, wood and licorice on the palate. The finish is long, dry, grassy, oily and salty.