Initially a very fresh aroma of herbal mint Fisherman’s Friend lozenges followed by another unmistakably traditional British product of a soda infused with dandelion leaves and burdock root
With boundless depth and incalculable complexity we were ecstatically greeted by caramelized pineapple
this well-textured malt offers up a smorgasbord of seaside delights certain to leave your palate singing
It becomes slightly winey
Date distilled: April 2008
Cask No. 48.102 England Initially a very fresh aromaCask No. 48. 102 Spiced nuts in a tea chest Speyside, Spey This nose is fresh (laundry, new wood) and sweet (marshmallow, fudge, pineapple cake, tined pears in custard) but with a vaguely herbal, leafy aspect. The palate gets spiced nuts and roasted chestnuts, tea chests, chilli chocolate, dark honey and toffee, with a slightly tannic oak and leather finish. The reduced nose still gets the laundry, but now also picks up a pine forest floor, mushrooms