Bourbon_Obsessed_Lexington
Oban 14 Year
Single Malt — Highlands, Scotland
Reviewed
June 18, 2021 (edited June 27, 2021)
Golden yellow in color, whispy quick legs.
Aroma of stewed apples, hey, honey, heather and just a bit of barbecue and maybe slight peat but no smoke.
Mildly viscous with a puff of smoke, bite of wood spice and then heavy, creamy blanket of sweet lightly caramelized malt and a bit of crisp apple and handful of dried fruits and and en essence of barbecue. The smoke comes through more and more with each sip.
The finish is on the sweet honey and heather side with some of the cerasote underneath.
Empty glass smells of heather, citrus, malt and smoke.
This is a great introductory dram. It has no real flaws and nice balance. My only complaint is that I wish it would take a stand and be a bit more bold. It doesn't call me back but it certainly is enjoyable.
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