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Farrukh-Gaffarov

Compass Box The Peat Monster

Blended Malt — Scotland

Reviewed February 12, 2020 (edited June 5, 2020)
3.0
3.0 out of 5 stars
My expectation were high on this one. Perhaps the one with the old brown label (Laphroaig matured in a refill hogshead (40%), Ledaig matured in a refill hogshead (20%), Caol Ila matured in a refill hogshead (13%), Ardmore matured in a refill hogshead (26%), and a Highland Malt Blend matured in French oak Burgundy toast barrels (1%) would be a better drink with Ledaig and Ardmore being part of the blend. Unfortunately I can no longer find it. This particular whisky has (Caol Ila matured in a refill hogshead (64%), Laphroaig matured in a refill hogshead (35%), and a Highland Malt Blend (1%).) I am not a big fan of Call Ila which is one of the components of Jonny Walker. And if I want Laphroaig, I will get single malt Laphroaig. So not sure what was the idea of creating this blend.
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