I've started to become a fan of Irish whiskies lately...maybe that lighter floral taste is better suited now that the weather here in the Northeast is getting warmer. So much of what you drink is enhanced by the elements: having an Islay or Islander while rain is pounding outside in a 40 degree (F) is soothing, while I think a hot summery humid day calls for something lighter like a Lowlander or Irish (NO...we're not going rose wines...heck no. Maybe a Sauvignon Blanc if push comes to shove, but NO rose wine ;-) . I've had two other Teelings before, a single grain 14 yr old Revival and a calvados cask. Liked the single grain, thought the calvados was a waste of time and money. Thanks to Matt Rice, I got to sample my 3rd Teeling. Quite an aromatic nose with gentle notes like honey and cream. If you like lighter flavors, you'll love the palette on this: lemons, honey, and butter cream coconut pie. I'm not sure how much this costs, but if it's reasonable, it's worthwhile to have this as a regular shelf item. Matt--thanks again for this.