Review #672 |
More fruity
in the taste, and a bit of peat and saltiness mixes in. A bit of dried- and a
bit of tropical fruits. The oak is more dominant in the finish. Hints of the
sweetness from the fruits as well alongside the vanilla and marzipan sweetness.
It is a
fine dram, but just above average, and just average compared to other
Bruichladdich expressions. Still enjoyed it, and it goes great with a lager or
brown ale. I will give this 84/100 (21/21/21/21).
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