Review #507 |
This is the
2015 edition of Loch Gorm. Matured in Oloroso butts as the previous editions,
but this has also some whisky from Sherry hogsheads. Dried fruits dominates the
smell while some peat is lurking in the background. Plums in particular, but
other things happens as well, especially as the dram opens up. The peat comes
forward a bit and some citrusy notes appear.
Much like
the smell, the dried fruits are in focus in the taste, and again it is plums in particular.
The peat is here from the start and mixes beautifully with the Sherry cask
influence. Even though it sounds a little strange, I still find this fresh. The
peat lingers out in the finish (but doesn’t disappear), and leaves you with
some sweet dried fruits.
If you like
peat and you like Sherry cask influence, and most important, you like to get
those two things mixed, this is for you! This is my first Loch Gorm, but now I
have to try the other ones as well! I will rate this 88/100 (22/22/22/22).
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