Telex
Beinn Dubh- Black Mountain (The Speyside Distillery)
Single Malt — Speyside, Scotland
Reviewed
July 10, 2018 (edited July 11, 2018)
@LeeEvolved, where in the world did you find this... black gold... texas tea? This is the darkest whisky I think I have ever seen. Black jellybeans, dark fruit, floral properties, and honeycomb. The palate isn't like anything I've ever had. Mocha, espresso, cola, vanilla/caramel cream, concord grapes and sassafras notes follow, but a thinner mouth coat than expected. A real surprise though that it's overall better than I thought it was going to be. The short finish brings on milk chocolate and black pepper, but no fruit or herbal notes to speak of. Far from being a typical scotch, and is close to my experience of the Auchentoshan Three Wood. I think a 3.25 is fair. The theme of this dram is "Mirage Rock" by Band of Horses.
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@Telex Agreed. Enough to make me bail out.
@Telex. This one took the prize for the most weirdest
Lol @rick_m
Wow, that's sad. I hope they change that back. I am not a fan of this at all. The price options are nice, but that's about it.
@telex - yes, you need to get it right the first time now. You have also been reduced to now being a taster and not a reviewer. Best leave the heavy lifting to the professionals.
I guess we can't edit our notes now? I forgot to label the nosing notes. What gives?