Neat in a Glendale. Rested for about 10m before first sip. Overall I really like this flavor profile. It's like an unpeated Islay had an illegitimate child with a Campbeltown. Funk and a little smoke (though I'm not sure this is even peated) on the palate; sour, vomit funk on the nose. You can feel that non-chill filter, with a rich subtle sweetness throughout. Good deal for a 10y at under $50. It was just a little bit muted in all of its notes, otherwise I'd give it a higher score. I do think this one will open up as the bottle goes, so I may change the rating. Nose: Upfront you get a sourness that's almost vomit like, which reminds me of Cylnelish. Some astringency comes through later on as well. Hints of tropical fruits. Palate: Front palate felt like nothing on the first sip, but becomes like a damp cloth like, rubbery, and waxy funk. Mid-palate is oak and ginger spice with a hint of smoke on the backend. Subtle sweetness throughout. Finish: Oak and light smoke with candle wax coming through again. Medium length.