This Bruichladdich is extremely creamy, maritime and bright. Full of power and peppery, waxy texture, it shows the robustness of Islay whisky without the peat. And it's a true island single malt, evocative and beautifully coastal and mineral.
Nose: Sweet and dry. Slightly maritime, sea breeze, oyster shells, earthy and mineral with sphagnum moss. A little water develops the maritime notes and calms the spices.
Mouth: Unctuous, with a creamy texture, powerful, sweet at the start and salty in the middle, mineral and an abundance of peppery spices. A fruity touch of apple and pear.
Finish: Long with lots of spice, Sichuan pepper that intensifies with a little water.
Nose: Johnnie Walker Double Black offers intense aromas of smoke, peat and vanilla, typical of Scotch whiskies. Feel: On the palate, there are notes of dried fruit, black pepper and dark chocolate, with a rich, velvety texture. Finish: The finish is long and warm, leaving lingering notes of peat and burnt wood on the palate.
Nose: Kingsbarns Spirit Drink reveals aromas of tropical fruit, vanilla and honey, with a hint of spice and wood.
Mouth: On the palate, this single malt presents notes of ripe fruit, toffee, oak and cereal, with a slight hint of pepper.
Finish: The finish is long and warm, leaving flavors of dried fruit and toffee on the palate, with a slight smoky sensation.
This Bruichladdich is extremely creamy, maritime and bright. Full of power and peppery, waxy texture, it shows the robustness of Islay whisky without the peat. And it's a true island single malt, evocative and beautifully coastal and mineral.