Alcohol: 43 Region: Highlands Color: Gold Nose: Very aromatic, dry, faintly phenolic, lightly peaty Body: Firm, slightly oily Palate: Remarkably smooth, long lasting flavor development, aromatic, heather-honey notes give way to a cut grass, malty sweetness that intensifies to a sudden burst of peat Finish: Very long First Tasted: September 2002 Price: Number: Don Steve
Our good friends from the Master of Malt continue to send us samples from time to time. The latest expressions included an 18-year old Laghroaig and a cask strength 9-year old Glenfarclas. The 18-year old Laghroaig (48% alc/vol) was a bit reserved on the nose but was unmistakably Laghroaig. The nose was a soft Islay [...]
Longrow is a hard to find single malt from the Campbeltown region. Some suggest it has reached cult status. Longrow is double distilled from heavily peated malt. The whisky itself is restrained but full of flavor. Related posts:Bowmore 12 year old – DuskStrathisla 12 year oldTamnavulin 12 year old
The Scotch Hunter 2.0 iPhone App has been released and we couldn’t be happier with all of the improvements that we have been able to make. We have received a lot of great feedback and suggestions since the launch of the original app and pushed this new app to the edge. We hope that you [...]
Bought a bottle of this last month – have only had a wee dram, but quite liked it.