A solid introduction to a revived brand. Nose: Light smoke. Caramel, classic Highland herbs, nutmeg and some spice. Smells just right for 8 years and somewhat smooth for unfiltered 46 ABV. Overall, pleasant and inviting. Taste: Smoky notes quickly fade into the classic Highland profile. It's rich on caramel, but not overpowering. A smooth transition into herbal and spicy notes. Well balanced. Nothing stands out here, but it's a very good dram. Tastes like a mix of ex-bourbon, charred and even some sherry casks, perhaps. Somehow it's also unexpectedly smooth for unfiltered 46 ABV. Finish: A bit short, but still very pleasant and sippable. Just right, considering its age. However, the finish is still not long enough, when considering the unfiltered 46 ABV. This is probably the smoothest 46 I have ever tasted. I wouldn't even try adding water to this dram. Final thoughts: rumour mill has it that this is either a Macallan or a Glenfarclas. This whisky is a solid introduction to a brand that was recently revived by Halewood. It will certainly be interesting to see what they eventually produce out of their new distillery in Leith.