Westland American Oak American Single Malt

Definitely get the coffee with a good spice level. Just the right amount going on.

On the nose: berries, stone fruit, coffee, baking spice On the palate: big honey, baking spice, toffee, light oak, a light tartness, and coffee ice cream/coffee liqueur On the finish: a lot of that sweetened coffee note and a mellow round sweetness Overall: Really unique, full bodied and tasty! The coffee note is especially unique

Getting plenty of sweetness, toffee and vanilla. A little fiery spice. Nice drop. Whisky me pouch.

Really nice. Smoky, but not peat. More like coffee. Very enjoyable.

Fruits à chair blanche, vanille, rond, fut neuf

Lightly smokey with flavors of almond, malt balls, orange peel, nougat, tea, and maple brittle. Quite good.

Nose is very strong and pleasant, it has a bit of coffee and vanilla. Palette is smooth with a hint of coffee that turns into an oakiness and the finish has a bit of smokiness/spiciness that becomes a quick warm burn, which dissipates and leaves a taste of coffee in your mouth. Overall this is pretty good, I love the smell and the initial palette, but I feel that the lingering of the coffee bat the end will weigh on me over the course of this tasting.