Laphroaig Triple Wood

More complex Laphroaig than 10. Visible impact of triple wood finish. Because of that the taste is more round and a litle bit sweet, but not too much to spoil the uniqness of peated classic Laphroaig.

Lovely nose — like a gezzelig motor shop. Daddy day out! Olive is 2 months

Nose: smoky, oak, vanilla, salty, allspice, little touch of orchard fruits Palate: friendly upfront, vanilla sweet, pepper dominant later on, but not aggressive, woody, walnut? Finish: medium long, sweet and oaky first, then the typical laphroaig tobacco notes getting dominant, somewhat watery, fades away quickly