This is not your normal bruichladdich whisky as it state it's U peated which is very uncommon from islay region. Beautiful floral note right in the middle, it's very similar to Jasmine or Chinese violey. Then you have your sugary, toffee ish lightly spread around the flower. Not those heavy bourbon sugary notes though. You can also get those spicy notes from the American oak from the bottom of your flower. After you take a sip, a gentle feed to your soul as you try to explore those wonderful floral and sugary notes then suddenly you feel this heat along with some American oak spice notes trample straight into your core. It's actually not a bad feeling, and for those who had any cask strength whisky this is about 50% weaker. If you like the "tiffany blue" bottle or want to try out slightly different whisky from Bruichladdich. This is for you.