West Cork Glengarriff Series Bog Oak Charred Cask Single Malt

Not bad by any means but not the best. Lacks flavor for the most part. On the nose are very light hits of cinnamon and spices. Tastes is very light and easy to drink neat, and I don't drink any Irish whiskeys neat unless it a shot. The peat smoke is definitely the most predominant flavors but also has a light hits of char and oak spice.

Salt brine light smoke

Smoky, slightly sweet aftertaste and very nice drink. Nothing mind blowing but a good option

Potpourri on the nose. Not super intense, but a strong floral note takes over for me. Golden raisin? Underlying malt throughout, very mellow peat, maybe a slight funk on the nose too. Complex nose, not sure in a good way. Palate brings tannin, which it needs with this aroma, something to give it a backbone. Not much peat until the finish and then a faint/subtle peatiness holds on. Easy drinker, very approachable on price and palate. Has some unique quality to it no doubt from the wood. Entry into the adventurous, different but not too.

Butterscotch, smooth and delicate