Just want to put in my two cents on this young malt. I mostly want to draw attention again to this excellent value malt. Having been aged in both ex-bourbon and virgin oak barrels, there is little char evident, and more vanilla than usually associated with a youthful NAS malt. On the palate there is gentle sweetness, citrus (lemon?), vanilla, and yellow spongecake. The finish is true and gentle and very little burn. This is not the Scotch you drink when contemplating the current state of mankind. This is the Scotch you drink when you want to enjoy a very tasty dram (or two) that will not break the bank, nor demand your total concentration.