Westland Peated American Single Malt

Note: Unbalanced, young. Peat hides the hint of coffee found in their standard whiskey. Has promise but feels like they are trying to copy Islay Scotch more than trying to do their own thing. Nose: Cereal, toasted nuts, modest peat, smokey without savory Taste: Sweet, thick and syrupy, modest peat/smokey, dark fruit, cinnamon Aftertaste: Dry, moderate cinnamon burn. Short finish.

A creamy peated flavor with a hazelnut touch that sets you at ease and tells you a story

Nice, very smoky. A tinge sweeter and more syrupy than I often like my scotches but does very well for an American pestes