Fresh, dry peat leads to chocolate and citrus, while a peppery development and finish balance the rich, appealing palate.
- black pepper
- chocolate
- citrus
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Fresh, dry peat leads to chocolate and citrus, while a peppery development and finish balance the rich, appealing palate.
Really interesting finish. Wouldn’t drink much but as just a tasting it’s a fun flavor profile.
Sweet and syrupy with very ripe and dark dried fruit, this Bruichladdich carries the distillery’s signature well but finishes slightly astringent and somewhat…
A solid, distinctive Bruichladdich with green apple, baking spices, a rich spicy palate and a peppery finish.
A solid whisky with a rich, sweet, syrupy nose, fruity and peppery palate, and a fairly long finish, though the palate falls short of the nose’s promise.
A very balanced, flavourful whisky with green apples, vanilla, caramel and baking spices, leading to a peppery finish and sweet exit.
The port flavors really come out in this one. Great flavor but would take the typical acts over this one.
Great flavor and really not what I expected at all. Tons of fruit flavors but not overly sweet.
It's a little sweet, fairly mellow. I enjoy it with ice, but would be great neat as well. This one is right up my alley and almost a little too easy to love.
Chocolate and tobacco notes show promise, but sharp new-make and chemical flavors leave this rye feeling unrounded and in need of more time in oak.
A little underwhelming: the flavours are OK but undefined and lacklustre, though there may be a more expressive malt underneath.
Berry and green-fruit notes give way to astringent oak tannins, ending in a short, bitter finish; the reviewer finds the whisky pleasant but ultimately…
A simple yet pleasant whisky, with warming smoky and leathery notes, a watery mouthfeel, and a lingering pine-tinged finish.
Surprisingly smooth especially when you add rocks.
One of my more affordable picks from Japan. Definitely do _not_ add water or ice as it makes it way too mellow.
Like drinking whiskey at a campfire