Nose : Smoke is present, but surprise for a Bruchladdich, it is not alone at the start. The wine finish is unmissable, with an interesting grape and sweetness element. Oak and vanilla takes their place in the long run. Taste : From the start, there is a fruity explosion, clearly due to the wine finish. After smoke and malt comes back in force, showing the young side of this scotch. Finish : Finish is long, and dry like a red wine. Fruity in the start, it fades slowly to get replaced by a lingering smoke presence. Water addition reveals more malt and sweet fruit.