Rarely seen as an official bottling, I find it even more perplexing to see a reasonably priced Longmorn with a craft presentation. After all, it is a Pernod Ricard distillery. The nose starts off with lemongrass, jaffa cakes and red currants, and there are peaches, spearmint and gentle wood spices in the back. Juicy oranges, grapefruit and black pepper accompany the intense arrival, the sweet and sour notes are lovely. These were decent casks. Raspberries, banana and bitter tea subside in the zesty finish. A brief glimmer of hope - they promptly jacked up the price. RATING: 4.0/5.0 stars ≙ 87 pts → FIRST-CLASS