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Peated
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A whisky with a big, expressive nose of sourdough, dry sherry, stewed dark fruits and Christmas pudding, though the palate and finish deliver less than…
Cannot come up with flavor notes, but the profile is unexpected and delightful! It’s got a good aroma of spices on the nose, and then a really soft and balanced…
Rich, dark fruits, baking spices, dried cherries and a hint of chocolate combine with restrained peat in this solid, dependable whisky.
Rich and spicy, with green apple, fruit, pepper, a hint of peat and a long finish of cracked pepper and Cognac.
Soft peat upfront on the nose but I perceive it more as smoke on the palette. Underlying sweetness is there along with an oaky char and muted dried fruit…
A fascinating fusion of rum and bourbon, with molasses, vanilla, caramel, and salted buttery popcorn, this blue-corn whiskey drinks sweeter than an average…
It’s got a little more intensity than I’d expect for something aged so long, but fairly balanced otherwise.
Warm and sweet with baking spices, baked green apples and vanilla; it turns richer and more complex with air, while the palate is rich, oily and fruity.
This Yellow Spot is easy on the nose with soft scents of dried fruit and a hard to specify 'sweetness'. Not exactly honeysuckle or vanilla but not too far off…
Lost power so the only thing worth doing is trying another bottle I picked up. This definitely has your more typical peat scotch flavor with a lot of lingering…
Not sure how I feel. I'll give it a second go in a few days. It's got a pretty intense flavor right off the bat, but it doesn't linger.
The reviewer finds sour, bitter flavors of rotten fruit, cloying perfume, and solvent-like spirit, calling it truly noxious.
This is a delicious pour. This pour is darker and has a redder hue than most Irish whiskeys. Up front, from the first pour, the ethanol coming off of it is…
Targeting what I drink from my collection based on what’s missing in Peated 😅 Always have loved the classic Scotches and their main bottlings fit that…