A rich, smooth and creamy single malt whisky whose dark aromas incorporate Benrinnes' fresh green estery characteristics, typical of Speyside. This pleasantly textured single malt is rich and lush, with meaty, flavorful characteristics.
Nose: Introducing itself with a balanced blast of smoke, brine, and sweet oak spice; this batch strength expression of Sound of Sleat has subtle tones of fragrant tobacco, orange barley sugar and touches of apricot and seaweed behind the peat reek.
Palate: A big but elegant whisky: zesty oak spice, bonfire embers and a waxy mouthfeel combine with hints of sweet vanilla, white pepper and a little whiff of oriental smoke.
Finish: Long and elegant with a youthful fiery spirit kick; the lingering well-knit structure comes through in abundance to give spice, capsicum and more than a little coastal nod that leaves you in no two minds of its island origins.
Nose: Lively, sweet, soft fire smoke, marine, a hint of lemon. Apricot jam, hints of candied ginger and cracked black pepper.
Taste: Sweet coastal peat smoke, pineapple and apples. Oatmeal cookies, notes of heather honey and a gentle hint of tobacco all combine to give a formidable balance.
Nose: Sweet fruit and a hint of spice Palate: Bold tones of berries and deep honeyed sweetness wrap around rich notes of figs, plums and maraschino cherries. Finish: Smooth sweetness from wine and bourbon casks with a lingering delicate smokiness.
Nose: Haig whisky reveals subtle aromas of cereal, vanilla and ripe fruit, with a light touch of honey. Mouth: On the palate, it offers smooth, balanced flavors, with notes of oak, caramel and black pepper. Finish: The finish is long and persistent, marked by woody and spicy notes, leaving a pleasant sensation of warmth on the palate.
A rich, smooth and creamy single malt whisky whose dark aromas incorporate Benrinnes' fresh green estery characteristics, typical of Speyside. This pleasantly textured single malt is rich and lush, with meaty, flavorful characteristics.