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Glenlivet 16 Year Old Nadurra

A solid choice Glenlivet 16 Year Old Nadurra

Nose: Red apples coated with caramel, very malty, vanilla, pecan divinity (it's a nougat candy), lemon, coriander.Taste: The pecan nougat is great! Sweet and nutty, apples, a bit of pepper and oak.Finish…

@DellnolaBy @Dellnola12 years ago 0 288

Highland Park 21 Year Old

Good, but out of character Highland Park 21 Year Old

Nose: Quite floral, peaches and syrup, green apple, orange juice, lightly toasted oak, iced tea, a little honey, a touch of amaretto. The sherry that is present is fragile and almost disappears with…

@DellnolaBy @Dellnola12 years ago 0 387

Glenmorangie Sonnalta PX

A very nice sweetie Glenmorangie Sonnalta PX

Nose: A very sweet whisky with cinnamon rolls, icing, raisins, Christmas spice, maybe even some banana bread and milk chocolate. There's also a distinct bourbon-like sweetness.Taste: Thick maple syrup…

@DellnolaBy @Dellnola12 years ago 0 089

Mortlach 16 Year Old

Very unique and worthwhile Mortlach 16 Year Old

Nose: Big sherry, sweet tea and lemons, peppermint (specifically altoids), cinnamon, grapes, caramel.Taste: Sherry, rum raisin cake, maple syrup. Elegant.Finish: Sweet, spicy, and long. The very end of…

@DellnolaBy @Dellnola12 years ago 0 290

Bruichladdich Rocks

More of a wine coat than finish Bruichladdich Rocks

Nose: Lemon peel, grape juice, satsumas, mint syrup, bleach. A little dirty, like a beach. There's also a certain artificial fruit flavor that I associate with lollipops, gummy candies, etc. Taste: A bit…

@DellnolaBy @Dellnola12 years ago 0 180

Macallan 12 Year Old Sherry Oak

Good and easy-going Macallan 12 Year Old Sherry Oak

Nose: Classic sherry, lemon peel, caramel, a bit bready. Water really brings out these flavors. Water also pushes the caramel to the front. Not too deep, but quite enjoyable. Taste: Sherried fruits,…

@DellnolaBy @Dellnola12 years ago 0 086

Ardbeg Uigeadail

An elegant beast Ardbeg Uigeadail

Nose: Obviously peat, distinctly Ardbeg. As I nose this I can hear the crackling of burning wood. Very elegant. After the first initial sniffs, a nutty sweetness arrives. Almond nougat, almonds sauteed…

@DellnolaBy @Dellnola12 years ago 0 093

Laphroaig Quarter Cask

Peaty and yummy Laphroaig Quarter Cask

Nose: peat (duh), burning charcoal in a BBQ pit, salted butter, grilled lemons, an interesting floral note. Palate: I get a great sense of charred wood. There's an initial sweetness that is subtle and…

@DellnolaBy @Dellnola13 years ago 0 089