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Jason_Hall

Talisker 10 Year

Single Malt — Islands, Scotland

Reviewed January 9, 2021 (edited January 13, 2021)
3.75
3.75 out of 5 stars
I’ve had Talisker’s non age stated “Storm”, so I’m interested to see how the standard 10 is as a Talisker baseline. The nose has bright fruits (citrus and fresh pear and apple) and cooked fruit, very salty/briny, smoked meat, roasted almonds, spicy chili pepper, and a hint of sweet vanilla The palate light body but packs a punch. It is salty, fairly spicy chili on the back of the palate, nice nuttiness, orange marmalade, peaty iodine and light vanilla cake. The finish is medium in length with spicy chili pepper lingering on the back of the throat along with peaty iodine. Some orange marmalade shows up as the former trails off. This is spicier than I expected. Overall it’s good, more focused and slightly refined flavors over the Storm. But for peated whiskey, I’m still favoring it’s Islay cousins.
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  • Jason_Hall
    January 11, 2021

    @BDanner Thanks! Yes it’s definitely a spicy pepper type of spice. I’ll be on the lookout off the GOT edition. I almost picked up the Lagavulin recently for being fairly discounted.

  • BDanner
    January 10, 2021

    I also recommend the GOT version if you see it anywhere.

  • BDanner
    January 10, 2021

    Excellent review. I also got a spiciness that I likened to jalapeño.

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