Easily the most underwhelming Laphroaig I have ever had. The nose is thin with a bit of lemon pepper, leafy greens, vanilla, green chiles, and slight brine. It's Laphroaig, but an ashamed stepchild version of Laphroaig. The palate is even more underwhelming: a touch of campfire, some ginger, pear, and not much else. It's smooth on the finish...that's it's one redeeming quality. There's a bit of briny campfire smoke, but overall it's quite thin. Not offensive in any respect but completely forgettable. Other than the uniqueness of the label (with it being a traveler's exclusive), there is no reason to ever buy this bottle.