Bruichladdich Black Art 7.1 - Tasting Notes by zeke

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zeke
a year ago
Bruichladdich Black Art 7.1
Bruichladdich
Single Malt
Aged 25 years
For a 25 year, I'm left underwhelmed. I've tried to like this bottle over the years, trying it at different times, but it lacks complexity and is nothing special that you can't find for much cheaper.
Nose Coriander Orange peel Plum Palette Honey Fruit loops Lemongrass Oak Dry Finish Orange peel Dark cherry Sour ash Honey Toast
Rating
Sip
Style
Neat
Color
Deep Tawhny
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dcramer
a year ago
Always disappointing when you end up with a pricier buy and dont love it. I've done that a handful of times at this point, and its usually guess work if you haven't had it before picking it up. Got lucky with an Octomore I picked up recently, as shortly after I tried a different release and didn't like it nearly as much.

dcramer

a year ago

Always disappointing when you end up with a pricier buy and dont love it. I've done that a handful of times at this point, and its usually guess work if you haven't had it before picking it up. Got lucky with an Octomore I picked up recently, as shortly after I tried a different release and didn't like it nearly as much.