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Keywords: Musty, earthy, fruity, paint, solvent, dry, dunnage warehouseBalance: Medium - the musty-earthyness is dominantFinish: Medium-shortI like musty-earthy whiskies

On the nose, the peat is noticeable, but sidesteps for the barley. Sea salt develops when the whisky opens up.The taste buds are greeted with a warm oaky, saltiness, which turns a little sour. Breathing…

Peat and oak enter the nose immediately, followed by barley and sea salt.Entering the mouth, the oak is dominant, then the salt. After this, the milky barley comes into play for awhile. The finish is…

The powerful peat hits the nose, with alcohol, and then subsides to sweet barley, and burnt marshmallow.This is a very bold, powerfully sweet, velvety scotch. Very very nice. Seaweed is of course on the…

Honestly, this reminds me of earthy, lightly-peated Glenfiddich....not sure if I am a big fan of this one.

This scotch has an approachable nose, smooth, velvety body, and convincing pallet. The the most notable part? The price tag.NOTE: Don't add too much water; a small amount adds to the smoothness.

A good scotch, clean, smooth and smoky. Gently peated. Not very complex, it remembers me some traits of Johnnie Walker Red and Chivas. Medium persistent chocolate finish. Good, excellent quality/price…

Nose: peat of course but quite sweet and accompanied by something musty. It's like a hint of sweaty sock - not dissimilar to the smell you get with some parma ham. Interesting but I can't make up my mind…

Today I tasted two Dufftown whiskies head-to-head, even though they are pretty different. The first one is the 15 Year Old from the Flora & Fauna series (the only official release from Dufftown for a…

Today I tasted two Dufftown whiskies head to head, even though they are pretty different. First I tried the 15 Year Old from the Flore & Fauna series (the only official release from Dufftown for a very…