88 / 100
The sherry and dried-fruit character sounds generous, while marmalade and citrus bring a brighter edge. That contrast gives this rich Speyside malt a little freshness without taking away its weight.
Reviewed by inkwell kettle
- Nose
- Sherry, fruit cake and dried fruits, Marmalade and citrus, Roasted walnuts and subtle smokiness
- Palate
- Dried fruits, figs and raisins, Candied orange and citrus peels, Chocolate, caramel fudge and spice
- Finish
- Long and warming, Gentle sweetness and subtle sherried character, Honey and desert spice