Undisclosed East meets West 10 Year Old, Port Barrique Cask, 2011, M. Wigman & The Malt Affair, 53.3%

Name: Undisclosed East meets West 10 Year Old, Port Barrique Cask, 2011, M. Wigman & The Malt Affair, 53.3%
Brand: Undisclosed
Rating: 87 (1 reviews)

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The Secret Islay 10 Years Old by Michel Wigman is part of the East meets West series, a joint venture between Michel Wigman and The Malt Affair in Singapore. Distilled in March 2011 and bottled in June 2021, this limited edition of 200 bottles was matured in a Port Barrique, imparting rich, fruity nuances to the whisky.

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Type: Single Malt Whisky
Region: Islay
Age: 10 Years
Vintage: 2011
Bottled: 2021
ABV: 53.3%
Volume: 70cl
Distillery: Undisclosed
Origin: Scotland

Cask type: Port Barrique
Bottling: Independent Bottling - M. Wigman & The Malt Affair
Peated: Peated
Single cask: N.A
Non-chill filtered: N.A
Cask origin: N.A
Cask no.: N.A
Batch: N.A
PPM: N.A
Barley: N.A
Fermentation: N.A
Master distiller (bottling): N.A
Master distiller (distillation): N.A

Limited edition: Yes
Bottle count: 200
Has box: N.A
Closure: N.A
Presentation: N.A
Series highlights: East meets West
Historical context: N.A
Special release: N.A
Allocation: N.A

Nose: A combination of Tawny port and a gentle smokiness, with more oak influence than younger, fruitier styles. Coastal smoke with salinity, dried seaweed, and earthy peat.
Palate: A typical Islay arrival with peppery bite, smoky peat, barley, and oak. A slightly fruity, sweet, and syrupy Port flavor chases the whisky.
Finish: Initially leaves the port behind, focusing on barley, oak, and smoke. A touch of sweetness is present, but not overpowering, retaining Islay character.

87 / 100 · Based on 1 published review.

shortwave compass10 Sept

87 / 100

The port and coastal Islay character make an appealing contrast: Tawny port and a touch of sweetness sit alongside salinity, seaweed, and earthy peat. I especially like that the finish leaves the port behind and settles on barley, oak, and smoke, with sweetness still present but not overpowering. There’s no stated finish length, so I wouldn’t call it long or short; the change in emphasis is the more interesting detail. It reads as a peated malt that keeps its Islay character while letting the port influence have a clear, but not dominant, role.

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