Scotch

Review #245; Scotch #81: Glen Grant – Glenlivet 24yr 1992 Cadenhead

This was a dram I had completely blind and was revealed after sending my notes to the holder of the reveal, keep that in mind while reading this. This is a blend of 2 barrels of Glenlivet / Glen Grant  ABV: 45.9% Nose: Very sweet, Green Apple, Wood, Sawdust Palate: Honey, Cereals, Malts, Hay, Grassy, Earthy Finish: Medium Length,

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Review #241; Scotch #80: Compass Box Great King Street Artists Blend Single Marrying Cask Highland Whisky Cask

Compass Box Great King Street Artists Blend; Single Marrying Cask; Highland Cask This is a single Marry Cask of Compass Box’s Great King Street Offering, picked by Norfolk wine and Spirits. This was married for an uknown amount of time, I would guess a year, in an undisclosed Highland Cask. Let’s see how it tastes!

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Review #239; Scotch #79: Glenfarlcas 7yr SMWS 1.209 2011

This Glenfarclas was aged in a Refill Hogshead, aged for 7 years, and had an allocation of 108 bottles.  It was bottled at cask strength with no chill filtering and no additives.  I had this blind then was revelaed the bottle.  ABV: 64.9% ABV: 64.9% Nose: Buttery, Biscuts Palate: Warm, Medium Mouthfeel, Biscuits, grass, Butter. Finish: Warm, Medium, Biscuts,

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Review #237; Scotch #78: Clynelish 10yr 2008 Signatory Vintage K&L Select

Clynelish 2008 10 Year Old Signatory Vintage K&L This is a 10 year old, cask strength offering from Clynelish, picked by K&L in California. This was aged in a First Fill Bourbon Barrel, with a bottle number of 224 bottles produced. ABV: 57% Nose: Honey, Cereals, Baking Spices, Vanilla, Black Pepper Palate: Medium, Oily Mouthfeel. Waxy, Honey, Peppery,

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Review #231; Scotch #75: Port Charlotte The Peat Project

Port Charlotte The Peat Project This is another peated offering from Bruichladdich, this is a blend of several vintages to produce a NAS whisky pulled from American Oak casks. Let’s see how this stands ABV: 46% Nose: Warm, meaty peat. Vanilla frosting, slight honey, malty, Palate: Medium, oily mouthfeel. Warm Meaty peat. Malty, peppery, more balanced vanilla. Honey.

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Review #230; Scotch #74: Port Charlotte Scottish Barley (2017)

Port Charlotte Scottish Barley (2017) This is a “heavily” peated release from Bruichladdich at 40 ppm. They use 100% Scottish Barley from Port Charlotte to make the base spirit. Let’s see how this dram stacks up. ABV: 50% Nose: Peat, Slight Vanilla, Hay, Green Apple, Black Pepper, lemon zest. Palate: Medium, oily mouthfeel. Warm, savory peat. Black pepper,

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