Malt Master pays homage to the Portuguese origins of these great seagoing vessels, finishing this supreme maritime whisky in a combination of Ruby, White and Tawny port casks.
A soft, pleasant, lighter-style Speyside single malt, with tropical, fruity notes of ripe peaches and pineapple and impressions of lemon. Fresh, green nose with wisps of smoke, then light, smooth sweetness that balances out on a dry finish.
This 14-year-old single malt whisky is an enigma in which the aromas and even the flavor continually evolve. A complex and interesting blend with a smooth palate and a bitter finish.
Nose: Annandale Man o'Words offers intense aromas of ripe fruit, caramel and vanilla. Mouth: On the palate, there are notes of nuts, cereal and cinnamon, with a hint of toasty oak. Finish: The finish is long and warm, marked by spicy notes and a light touch of smoke.
Nose: Blueberries, candied ginger, caramel and vanilla shortbread. Mouth: Licorice, dark chocolate, red fruit jam, a hint of chili and ginger. Finish: Chocolate raisins with a touch of caramel.
Nose: Rich, maritime n otes (sea air and oyster shell notes), salt, wet sand, spicy and peaty.
Mouth: Sweet, white grape, dark fruit and tannins. creamy and richly fruity, with waves of saltiness, smoke and spice.