Ledaig 10 Year

Nose: Light, sweet peat. Malt, barley, Horlicks, barley sugar. Palate: Light peat and sweet smoke. There’s a citrus sweetness. A kind of Christmas cake spicy fruitiness. Finish: Medium finish, there’s a nice smoky, peppery sweet aftertaste. It doesn’t linger long enough! I really like this dram. It’s very gentle, slightly smoky and nicely layered. They have really thought about this one, while it’s essentially a peated Tobermory, it has a very different character and feel. I would consider this a ‘session’ whisky, it’s not an easy sipper - it just goes down too smoothly. Very nice. Gentle.

Lovely round peat without getting too sweet. 23-23-22-23=91

Meaty Peaty Big and Bouncy (with apologies to The Who) I find this whisky to be delicious, bold and spicy with peat, brine, smoke, sherry and stone fruit notes.

Campfire embers, brine

Relatively sweet nosing for such a high ABV (46,3%) Islay whisky. When it hits the tongue it comes across peppery but the palette is very subtle and fruity.