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| Review #158 |
It is
gentle on the nose with mild sweetness and mild peat. After a couple of minutes
in the glass, the peat becomes more dominant and if you hold the glass at a
good distance from your nose, some light fruity notes appears. Nothing much
else happens…
A bit more
peat in the taste with a hint of honey. Watered down to 40 % the finish dies
rather fast, and the peat is almost the only thing getting a bit through.
I think
this could be a pretty decent whisky if it was bottled at a higher strength.
However, it is not, and unfortunately it is a bit boring from start till
finish. Nevertheless, it could be a nice starter whisky for people who would
like to try peated whisky. I will give this 80/100 (21/20/19/20).
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