Edradour, Scotland's smallest distillery, was once owned by Frank Costello, the Mafia Kingpin that was the inspiration for the Godfather. Having said that wonderful historic fact, this distillery is one of my favorites and this particular expression is one that i have been trying to taste for a long time. Bottled at 46%abv, with an incredible chesnut color. On the nose, it is just perfect. Cabernet Sauvingon, grape jelly, raisins, champagne cola, cinnamon, church wine and white chocolate. It feels "bloody". Almonds and bread. Amazing aroma. On the palate is a song from the band UB40, because "Red red wine". White chocolate also present here. Aftertaste is dissapointing. Pepper and Sulphur; Winey; new wood. It is very short and dry. It lasts not more than 2 seconds. Overall, this was an unbalanced dram, but not a bad experience. The nose was so beautiful, the palate was average and the aftertaste was sad. Don't get me wrong, i will still buy it, drink it and be happy with it, but i feel this one as a dram for "winey situations". My score for it is 82 over 100.