The nose was a lively evocation of tar barrels, engine oil, race track tyre marks, a Guy Fawkes bonfire, over-toasted nuts and meat loaf (not the bat out of hell one). The palate conveyed charred wood, peat embers and caramelised brown sugar, with an ironic pairing of strong menthol lozenges and "chewing on a pirate’s wooden leg" (salty, with tarred leather).
| Seller | Size | Updated | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Scotch Malt Whisky Society — SMWS 16.93 Chewing on a pirate's wooden leg | 750 ml | £60.00 |