History,
CURRENT BATCHES MAY NOT BE THE ONE DESCRIBED IN THIS SECTION
BATCH RUN: 11,545 BOTTLES
BOTTLING DATES: 06.07.23 - 19.07.23 CASKS: HEAVEN HILL (21%), BUFFALO TRACE (64%, )OLOROSO (11%), FINO (4%)
Tasting Notes,
“I get sweet, florals straight away. And, caramel like the ‘Highland Toffee’ bars I bought from a wee shop at Duthie park as a boy in Aberdeen. It always had flowers outside, I couldn’t tell you exactly which flowers, but that sweet and floral smell seems to go hand in hand when I remember it. The peat is very faint, a bit like the smell in a village when one house has peat fire burning and you can just catch it from a distance. I taste Battenberg cake, and pudding like apple strudel, maybe with a bit of cinnamon. The taste lingers for a long time after, the mouthfeel is lovely, and it’s very smooth. I think the whisky embodies Harris very well, it’s unique just like the island and the people here.
CURRENT BATCHES MAY NOT BE THE ONE DESCRIBED IN THIS SECTION
BATCH RUN: 11,545 BOTTLES
BOTTLING DATES: 06.07.23 - 19.07.23 CASKS: HEAVEN HILL (21%), BUFFALO TRACE (64%, )OLOROSO (11%), FINO (4%)
Tasting Notes,
“I get sweet, florals straight away. And, caramel like the ‘Highland Toffee’ bars I bought from a wee shop at Duthie park as a boy in Aberdeen. It always had flowers outside, I couldn’t tell you exactly which flowers, but that sweet and floral smell seems to go hand in hand when I remember it. The peat is very faint, a bit like the smell in a village when one house has peat fire burning and you can just catch it from a distance. I taste Battenberg cake, and pudding like apple strudel, maybe with a bit of cinnamon. The taste lingers for a long time after, the mouthfeel is lovely, and it’s very smooth. I think the whisky embodies Harris very well, it’s unique just like the island and the people here.
Overall Rating
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