Tasted a 2020 bottling of this dark horse single malt that turned out to be a very decent dram for its price. Nose: Salt spray, gentle peat and smoke, with evident sherry cask sweetness. Opens up with nutmeg and spice. Very well balanced. Taste: Smooth. The sweet sherry cask conveys the lightly peated, salty body of this whisky very well. Nutmeg and spice follow through. Quality cask management and blending. Tastes about 8 years old. Finish: Sherry cask sweetness and spice, with lingering salt spray. Final thoughts: a very good NAS release that I gather is either a young Talisker or HP. It's super smooth and sippable, but lacks the depth and character of its sibling Macleod's Islay. I fully enjoyed them both and would buy again.