Loch Lomond 18 Year

Salil says taste like scotch!

Almost a rye spice up front. Tiny bit of smoke on the back. Little fruity. Nice.

mild, rich, dark fruits, slight smoke and pretty short finish.

Lots of dark fruits with predominant notes of plum, raisin, figs, carmel, molasses, light to medium peat and smoke, and semi-medium on the palate.

Nose: big butter and something more sugary than a vanilla sweetness. A whiff of book pages. Intro: white pepper and mild peat smoke. A semi-dry medium bodied mouthfeel. A touch of effervescence yet no tart notes or excess salinity. Mid: subdued dried fruits and clover honey with peat smoke turning ashy Finish: lingering plum wine, juicy golden raisins, and a botanical bouquet building over seconds into minutes. Almost a gin sensation and more similar to crushing mid-American juniper berries in hand with the sweet sap bark and berry smells. Overall: Very relaxing and mild with more than enough revelation for an experienced taster to enjoy in a beautifully simple way but to also introduce new whisky drinkers to a dose of complexity, peat, and ample amount of woodspices. As for imagery the dram conjures: she must be The Fair Maiden - youthful in spirit, a mixture of innocence and experience. A warm countenance. Flowers in her hair. Does she fancy you? Do you fancy her?