burning an old tweed jacket and how about the camel’s breath that is locked in a hay barn
Water added an earthy vibe
Members have been treated to the peated expressions of this distillery from time to time
169 Enthralling and enchanting to drive home the haggis
Cask No. 94.45 Deep rich & dried fruits burning an old tweed jacketThe nose was somehow golden brown (never a frown); coconut, cocoa nibs and tobacco, molasses, figs, pecan pie and walking through autumnal orchards. The palate suggested fruit cake, Christmas pudding and Tiffin (tray bake of crushed biscuits, raisins, chocolate etc), along with some earthier hints of hessian, clove and windfall apples. Adding water turned the nose to honeycomb, hoisin and someone smoking a cigar in a baseball locker room (leather,