89 / 100
The light aniseed and violets make for a clearly described nose, while the buttery palate sounds richer and rounder. Sherry, coffee and oak give the long finish a more substantial close. A measured, appealing contrast.
Reviewed by inkwell kettle
- Nose
- Light aniseed, Violets, Butterscotch candies, Very smooth and buttery, with the taste of the warehouse and cask
- Palate
- Smooth and buttery, Rich warehouse and cask notes
- Finish
- Long, with spikes of sherry, coffee and oak