Grey_Area
Reviewed
December 28, 2016 (edited March 30, 2019)
Saltwater brine, light smoke, raisin and apple are the dominant notes here. A lovely, oily mouth feel and a somewhat dry, lingering finish. I'll have this bottle in my bar for as long as they keep making it. Fair price for the age and quality, too.
If I could say anything negative about Springbank 10, or just Springbank in general, it's their graphic design. I find the label design uninspiring and uninviting. It's doesn't have that traditional, classy, old-timey feel of a Lagavulin, or the nouveau sensibilities of Bruichladdie. Nothing about it speaks to the delicious golden perfection waiting for you in the bottle - and what a shame this is. We browse the aisles of our local shops with our eyes moreso than our heads.