Writers' Tears Copper Pot

Light alohol burn then strong honey notes & taste. Slightly harsh but nothing major; mellows towards the end too.

Fruit explosion great honey and vanilla on the back end.

Writer's Tears. I enjoyed the double oak but wasn't blown away. It's been a while since my last good cry, so let's give the copper pot a go. Nose: Apple explosion. A bit of honey but you could easily be tricked into thinking this is a calvados. Palate: Delicate mouthfeel. Apple forward, sweet honey and then the malty grains. Smooth as butter on a slip and slide. Finish: Medium length, and the sweetness dries up entirely to leave you with a pleasant oak with a hint of spice. I was surprised to enjoy this more than the double oak. Maybe I'm just turning emo.

On the nose it brings lots of aromas. It is very aromatic. What i liked was that the fresh aromas are dominating: citrus, some fresh tropical fruits, light beach. Very close to the classic pot still experience. It definatel not promis any complexity but lots light freshness. On the palete the wood is dominating with its light bitterness combined with the delicate taste of barley. It is less fruity and less fresh than you would expect based on the aromas. But it is definitely interesting, and if you like wooden bitterness this whiskey will meet yor expectations . The finish is as you expect from a lighter whiskey . The fruit come up again, resulting well-balanced experience. It is definitely worthwhile to try . I’m not sure I will buy another one, but altogether I liked it.

Ok with ice, a bit strong. Nice taste.