Springbank cologne single malt trust
European oak spices all over the place. I've already tried quite a few Glenturrets over the years, but this was a new discovery, and I am grateful. As if it was a little more about the distillate, and a little less about the wood. However, it remains an impressive and characterful distillate.
Liquorice allsorts in the aftertaste. Hints of lovage and even soy sauce, for even more complexity. And now, to Sutherland Oh well, I know what I'm trying to say. After that, we have bitter oranges aplenty. Got to love water… Mouth neat: Good length, slightly earthy and with a tiny hint of coastal freshness.
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First-fill Sherry Cask btl. Rather lovely actually and reminiscent of some older sherried Glen Grant bottlings. Not overtly complex but full of beauty and grace and extremely evocative in character. Starts rather acrid and very smoky - let's call that lapsangy - and gets then very herbal. Alexa Actionable Analytics for the Web. And then, seawater, lemon juice, and oysters. Damp springbank cologne single malt trust cloth, hessian, tarry ropes, and a little carbolinium. And ginger of course. Subtle warm on springbank cologne single malt trust tongue with sticky plum jam, and lingering walnut flavours, nicely complemented by a slightly maritime edge with tender brine. Genever, bitter oranges, caraway, cloves, fir liqueur, pipe tobacco, kumquats, touches of curry, masala… Quite some concoction! Supremely quaffable and top notch Glen Garioch from Berry Bros. Bwah bwah bwah bwah bwah… With water: Sweeter on the palate than the nose suggests with custard and creamy apricots.