Jan-Case
Sea Shepherd Islay Single Malt
Single Malt — Islay, Scotland
Reviewed
April 22, 2020 (edited April 23, 2020)
The nose is soft peat, really smooth, caramel, sweet apple juice, green banana, damp leaves in autumn.
The palate arrives intense, it is briny and really quite salty, with a young burn to it. The peat is actually really nice but I didn’t expect it to be that intense. It is on the more heavy side of PPM for sure.
I just had a Bunnahabhain Toitach A Dha just before this one and they are very very similar - both on the nose and taste. Who knows - maybe it is.
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@jonwilkinson7309 I got a Sample from @Der-Duesseldorfer but my local whisky shop had it is as well a few weeks ago. It is not very expensive, it is NAS and there is no distillery disclosed. The only hint you get is that it is a single malt and that it is from Islay but after tasting it that it something you can recognize on your own. Worth a try and you also do something good for out oceans because you directly support Sea Shepherd with it since they released this awesome looking bottle as a way to fund-raise their NGO. I will try to get hold of bottle when I see one - now that I tasted it not just for the look of the bottle.
Very interesting! I've never heard of this whisky. where did you find it?