You know i love Highland Park; and i was eager to try this one since the whole marketing is very "Rock and Roll". The Name is Full Volume, and the box of the whisky is shaped as a Guitar Amp. Distilled in 1999 and matured in 2017, matured in first filled bourbon casks. Bottled at 47.4%abv. On the nose, grassy young peat, vanilla, hay, some citrus like lemongrass. Sulphuric. Dim chocolate almost imperceptible; Very peaty, young peat and some saltiness. After the first sip i got vanilla cream and quince. On the palate, it is not very good. Vanilla Sulphur, Pepper. Feels very young; Raw very raw. Aftertaste is nice. Hay, perfumed peat, ashes, Pepper. Very aromatic and also "Scorching". My conclusion: this was very dissapointing. The nose and the aftertaste were not that bad, but the palate is very raw and overall it feels like a very one directional whisky, that is not bad, but also not fun. My score for it is a 79 over 100 and considering that i always give high scores to whiskies, you must believe this is an avoidable one. Move along, nothing to see here.