Peat's Beast Single Malt

Smells like white wine with peat. Smokey and far from viscous and oily. Unremarkable finish. Sorry, I don’t get along with this one that well.

Nose - peat/meats Palate - reminds me of wee beastie - some meat flavors Finish - a little harsh but short Overall - drinkable, not my favorite flavor

Nose: orange zest, salt, smoke Palate: peat, more salt and campfire smoke Finish: somewhat thin, more salt and smoke Not bad, definitely peaty, but probably a notch below Laphroaig 10 or Ardbeg 10 which are a little more full bodied.

Bright golden straw colour in the glass. Petroleum (maybe more Vaseline than Petrol) on the nose, piles of smoke, mild peat, very sweet. Taste is sweet and thin with more smoke, hard time finding the peat here. Finish is fast and drying. Honestly tastes more like mezcal than whisky. VERY VERY young. This will be a mixer for sure, might be interesting in home aging experiments or an infinity bottle.

Seems like a very young Islay, Nose: green apple, smoke of course, peaches, chocolate, bubblegum. Palate: peat with ashes and fruity aftertaste, A bit burning. The finish is medium with almost only smoke. Not bad but not wow

Thick meat peaty, but a weird tange behind it, spicy 1.75 spicy heat, nice oily meaty and bbq fullness, generally lacks any sort of depth in it, a very simple one-dimensional whisky 2 campfire smoothering heat, iodine hit that makes you naueous 1 2 creamy, mashmellow, chocolate, campfire smooth, sweet cherry 3.75 flat, no complexity, sweetness and with little smoke but a lot of oaky - the sweet contrast is a huge disappointment and doesn't go with the accompaniment 0.25 non sustained and no flavor 0.25 1.25