Nose: feels a bit subdued, but there's definitely traditional fig and baked apples from the sherry cask. A bit of candy sweetness to the dark earthy aroma. At the edge of the glass more of the wood shines through. Palate: the sherry again clearly sets its prints with sweet dig and overly ripe brown apples. The sirup sweetness the follows, almost like brown sugar, accompanied with the classic Westland notes of chocolate and hazelnuts. Finish: mostles the sweetness, some wooden tannin and the dark coco and hazelnuts.