Picked up a 50ml of this to give it a try... APPEARANCE: Pours into my Glencairn a light straw color. A quick swirl yields very slow to form medium size legs. NOSE: Nose starts out nice. Very Grain Forward. Honeycomb, Raisins, Green Apples, Leather and Tea. After a while a distinct Sherry note develops. With more time, it swells and dominates all the other notes. NEAT: Slightly Sweetened Tea. Grain Heavy. Light Vanilla, Honey, Smoke, and a hint of Black Pepper. Very few of the Fruit Notes transfer from the nose. Not much complexity. This is followed by a very Short Bitter finish. No burn with a slight warming sensation on the way down. Coats with a lingering Bitterness, Light Sweetness, and Black Pepper. SPLASH: No noticeable change to the nose. Sweetens the palate somewhat. Brings out a little Sherry. VERDICT: The whole experience was very "Irish-ish". The nose started out very promising, but ended up being dominated by Sherry. Not many of the promising notes from the nose transferred to the palate. Glad that I tried a 50ml instead of purchasing an entire bottle.