Wolfburn Northland

Nose is vanilla and custard and floral notes Palate is mainly wood and spice Finish is short and more wood Average dram

Great scotch. Green apple/pear on the nose immediately. Almost like green jolly rancher. Hint of grain as well. Floral and a hint of light smoke. Spicy on the palette. Bitey finish. Sweet up front with caramel and brown sugar notes.

Malty and oily. Feint scent of peat. Quickly fading Novice drinkers

I really tried to like it when I tasted this as a first of the Wolfburn line. Their story, standards and procedures really got me interested and as their “flagship” whisky this one really is nothing special. It is very young and tasty - a light Allrounder - but that is about it. It is gone right after you swallowed a sip, which gives you some very light fruity flavors and a very very minor hint of peat. It really isn’t bad but it needs like double its age in some heavy casks to really give it a uniqueness.

Spice and fruit nose, medium body, and a smoother finish then expected for a NAS. Excited to see what this distillery does next.