Love the peat, funk and proof. Seems a tad one dimensional and overall I prefer the cousins (glengyle and springbank) as I get a bit more in those expressions. I’d love to try more cask finishes in the longrow family but they’re hard to find and expensive in my neck of the woods. There’s a sweetness to this that makes this Eminently drinkable. Update: bumped up to 4 stars. This becomes really nice the longer it opens up. My New Years resolution is to not use “funk” to describe campbeltown scotch. So let’s call this vegetal peat. It’s fantastic.