Review #329 |
Old moist
wood in the smell. The first I pick up is just like being in an old dunnage
warehouse. Then the fruity (dried fruits from Sherry influence) comes rushing
in. Some dark berries as well, sweet vanilla and honey and just a dash of
tobacco.
The oak
really does the trick in the taste after 30 years. Spices, tobacco and sweet marzipan
oak. A long finish. Quite remarkable for a whisky that is watered all the way
down to 43 %. The spices, tobacco and wood really shows off here in the finish.
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