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CASK NO. 9.192

A tale of two markets

  • ABV 57.3
  • Age 17 years
  • DISTILLED DATE 11/9/2003
  • CASK 1st fill ex-bourbon barrel
  • Outturn 1 of 211 bottles
  • REGION Speyside
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Tasting Notes

The nose presented a deconstructed pear belle Helene – ‘cold pear tart with Chantilly cream and dark chocolate squares’ – we also got caramel, vanilla, cherry pipe tobacco and fresh paint. The palate commenced with honeycomb sweetness, then gentle spice slowly built in the mouth – cinnamon buns, orange oil and chewing tobacco; eventually a liquorice dry finish. The reduced nose was a tale of two markets – cured hams in Mercado de San Miguel (Madrid) or a Christmas market, with mulled cider, dark chocolate, oranges, lemons and vanilla slices. The palate found vanilla cheesecake and gingerbread, finishing with treacle, oak and dry wood spices.

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