Community Review

Bruichladdich XVII 1st Edition 17 Year Old, Bourbon, Fino Sherry & Oloroso Sherry Cask, 2005, 46%

A Maltiply member's tasting notes and whisky impression.

88 / 100

The character balances rounded, creamy sweetness with a fresher, spiced close. Fruit and vanilla-like oak give the palate a soft, composed centre, while pepper and caramelised ginger add a sharper edge at the finish. That contrast keeps the sweetness from feeling one-note. The hints of peat are a small counterpoint, rather than the focus; overall, this reads as an oak-and-fruit-led whisky with texture doing much of the work.

Reviewed by rainy.tram

Nose
Gentle, soft; sweet and toasty oak, Flowers, vanilla, nutmeg, Dried apple, apricot, melon, pear, green apple, Light honey
Palate
Rounded and creamy, Vanilla-like oak, macaroons, fruit and nut, Sweet honeyed flavors, hints of peat and dried fruit
Finish
Fresh and crisp, Long and creamy sweet, Oak spice, pepper, caramelised ginger

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