Glenlivet Nadurra American White Oak FF1115
| Details about this bottle | Edit |
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| 17787 | |
| Glenlivet | |
| Scotland, Speyside | |
| Single Malt Whisky | |
| Nov 2015 | |
| 59.6% | |
| 0.7 l | |
| Original bottling | |
| Bourbon First Fill | |
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Quality rating of this bottle
5.0
Rate
1
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All tasting notes
18. May 2017
Nosing: 
Sweet tropical fruits and lemon peel. Some background pepper and general oakiness.
Taste: 
Incredibly intense fruity arrival. Sweet tropical fruits and grapefruit. Bags of oak influence.
Finish: 
Long with sappy oak. Eventually drying and malty with some background pepper.
Comment:
I've had a previous version of this and from what I remember I enjoyed it very much. This is no different. The nose is fruity and inviting. On the palate it just explodes, its anything but subtle, and it can definitely take a good whack of water (although I think its really great at about 45-50% abv or so). Its just bordering on being too oaky, but the fruitiness of the spirit really holds its own and doesn't get drowned out. For the money its a cracker, wish they'd put an age statement on it though, even if it is quite young.
Sweet tropical fruits and lemon peel. Some background pepper and general oakiness.
Taste:
Incredibly intense fruity arrival. Sweet tropical fruits and grapefruit. Bags of oak influence.
Finish:
Long with sappy oak. Eventually drying and malty with some background pepper.
Comment:
I've had a previous version of this and from what I remember I enjoyed it very much. This is no different. The nose is fruity and inviting. On the palate it just explodes, its anything but subtle, and it can definitely take a good whack of water (although I think its really great at about 45-50% abv or so). Its just bordering on being too oaky, but the fruitiness of the spirit really holds its own and doesn't get drowned out. For the money its a cracker, wish they'd put an age statement on it though, even if it is quite young.
