Good review score, 83 out of 100
A bright, somewhat austere whisky with citrus, ginger, grainy notes and a nice apéritif character, though it lacks integration and uniqueness.
- barley
- chalk
- citrus
- clove
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By Ruben
Watt Whisky Strathmill 10-year-old is a Speyside single malt bottled from a single cask at natural cask strength. That means it comes from one individual hogshead rather than a larger batch, so it is likely to show a more distinctive, less standardised character than many regular releases.
A bright, somewhat austere whisky with citrus, ginger, grainy notes and a nice apéritif character, though it lacks integration and uniqueness.
Yeasty, acetic and citrusy, this whisky brings freshly baked country bread, lemon juice, green peppercorns and honey, finishing long and bright.