This is the very first peated bottling from Lochlea to be aged in a combination of old Islay casks and peated Quarter Casks, and the first smoky whisky Campbell has created since leaving Laphroaig. A comforting dram for the winter months, the resulting aromas include baked sweets, baked apples and Brazil nuts intertwined with notes of lingering peat.
Nose: Oban 14 Year Old whisky reveals aromas of dried fruit, honey and vanilla, with a hint of smoke. Feel: On the palate, there are notes of caramel, citrus and candied fruit, as well as a subtle salty touch characteristic of whiskies from the Highlands region. Finish: The finish is long and slightly spicy, leaving flavors of oak and peat on the palate.
Nose: Rich notes of sherry, dried fruit and dark chocolate. Mouth: A creamy texture with flavors of candied fruit, honey and nuts. Finish: A long, warm finish, marked by woody and spicy notes.
Nose: Woody notes, apples, pears with a touch of caramel Mouth: Dry, powerful, spicy notes with a hint of oak and fruity Sherry. Finish: Surprisingly smooth given its high alcohol content, harmonious hint of smoke .
Nose: An Cnoc Peatheart reveals smoky, peaty notes, with hints of citrus and vanilla. Feel: On the palate, this whisky reveals complex flavors of peat, dried fruit and caramel, complemented by spicy and floral notes. Finish: The finish is long and warm, leaving a soft, smoky mouthfeel.