Ledaig 13 Years Amontillado Cask Finish
| Details about this bottle | Edit |
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| 19841 | |
| Tobermory | |
| Scotland, Islands | |
| Single Malt Whisky | |
| 13 Years | |
| 2017 | |
| 59.2% | |
| 0.7 l | |
| Original bottling | |
| Virgin | |
| Sherry - Amontillado | |
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Quality rating of this bottle
5.0
Rate
5
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All tasting notes
18. Apr 2020
Nosing: 
The addition of water brings a bit more
influence to the nose, and escorts the 
(identifiably Amontillado) to the fore. The sweet/salty/savory profile of barbeque also makes an appearance after time in the glass.
Taste: 
Finish:
Comment: Enjoyed a 30 mL sample of this whisky that I purchased in Edinburgh after a search in vain across the region for a standard bottle.
At no point was this whisky not a five-star rating. Its nose is fantastically balanced between all of the Island Scotch influences and some more unusual fruit scents like pineapple and dates. A touch of water releases greater complexity - which is worth two full stars alone, in my book.
There is not much sweetness - sugar or fruit - on the palate. The sherry influence also stops at the nose. These absences make way for the earthier tones that give Ledaig 13-year Amontillado Cask Finish outstanding depth.
I smiled when the Tobermory coffee-note finish was revealed. It is a distinct distillery characteristic influence that I find to be omnipresent across the entire Tobermory/Ledaig range.
The addition of water brings a bit more
influence to the nose, and escorts the (identifiably Amontillado) to the fore. The sweet/salty/savory profile of barbeque also makes an appearance after time in the glass.Taste:
Finish:
Comment: Enjoyed a 30 mL sample of this whisky that I purchased in Edinburgh after a search in vain across the region for a standard bottle.
At no point was this whisky not a five-star rating. Its nose is fantastically balanced between all of the Island Scotch influences and some more unusual fruit scents like pineapple and dates. A touch of water releases greater complexity - which is worth two full stars alone, in my book.
There is not much sweetness - sugar or fruit - on the palate. The sherry influence also stops at the nose. These absences make way for the earthier tones that give Ledaig 13-year Amontillado Cask Finish outstanding depth.
I smiled when the Tobermory coffee-note finish was revealed. It is a distinct distillery characteristic influence that I find to be omnipresent across the entire Tobermory/Ledaig range.
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