The nose is exactly like the smell of being out camping and unzipping your tent in the night or early morning, the fabric of your rain cover beset with dew. To me, it smells wonderful and it’s extremely nostalgic. Taking my first sip, it’s bright. I can taste the copper pot still, and as opposed to most metallic-tasting whiskies, I actually enjoy it. It certainly has the characteristic Ironroot rich mouthfeel and some herbal notes. Unique and complex. I like it a lot.