Sweet roasted agave that starts to transform into some light lime, mild oakiness, mild minerality, salinty, bits of leather, and some green herbal agave/ medicinal scotch notes. The peat begins to build at this point but isnt overwhelming in any way. Its noticeable as peat smoke but is dances playful along the finish. The finish is medium to long with hints of vanilla, smoke, and mineral. this definitely feels like a younger anejo but everything about it is done masterfully. The saline and smoke from laphroaig adds a nice extra layer of complexity while still being effortless sipping with interesting notes.