tannic oak and spices tingling the finish
Coal smoke bags linger in the distance
An enticing nose of polished oaken floors
move to a richer style of whisky that will pair with anything from cranachan to sticky toffee pudding
herbal cough syrup and ship’s engine grease whilst being lifted by floral lavender and a lovely waxy mouth feel
Cask No. 105.40 Old & dignified tannic oak and spices tinglingCask No. 105. 40 The sweet kiss of complexity Speyside, Lossie The initial nose suggested heather honey, dried flowers, hibiscus tea, malt loaf and natural liquorice. We also got winter herbs, bouillon stock, candied hazelnuts and treacle on brown bread. A wonderful sense of richness and texture. With water we found rapeseed oil, turmeric, cherry scented nail polish and freeze dried raspberry. A wee pouch of menthol tobacco left lying about somewhere