“Lemon sorbet” 1998 , 46% ABV , Lowland(Auchentoshan)

Lemony summery treat

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galg

Date:

27th Aug 2012

Reviewer rating:

85

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Tasting Notes by galg

Nose: Lemon pie , sweet thick malty background. Sponge cake, like my mom used to make when I was little (and continues to make today).Vanilla, spice, herbal icing as in grassy ice cream. Green tea and lemon juice cake. very airy, and fluffy. Palate: Lemon cake mixed with vanilla ice cream. Peppery sort of with a spicy dimension added. Thick malt n’ honey drops. Gets fruity after a few minutes. Peach and wee pear become more and more evident, if you let this rest a few minutes in your glass. Finish : Fruit , grass and wood.

A lovely summery treat, and a good example of single cask ‘Toshan. Although it comes in 46% this is a few points better than the last SMWS single cask Toshan I sampled a few weeks ago. ABV is not everything, although it can help if a cask Is chosen wisely.

Whisky details

Distillery/Brand:

Wemyss Malts

Bottling:

“Lemon sorbet” 1998 , 46% ABV , Lowland(Auchentoshan)

ABV:

46%

Colour:

Young Sauternes

Comments

markjedi1

markjedi1 wrote:

I'm looking forward to trying this one myself. But at this point not yet available in my neck of the woods...

27 August 2012 15:06
galg

galg wrote:

It's a very nice one IMHO. you sure monitor the Toshan section closely ;)

27 August 2012 15:09
markjedi1

markjedi1 wrote:

It's my Toshan Sense. I have a cape and spandex too! :)

27 August 2012 15:23

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