Springbank 10 Years
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| 19768 | |
| Springbank | |
| Scotland, Campbeltown | |
| Single Malt Whisky | |
| 10 Years | |
| 46% | |
| 0.7 l | |
| Original bottling | |
| Bourbon- und Sherryfässer | |
 
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Nosing
Peat Smoke:
Spices:
Sweet:
Fruit:
Seaweed:
Vanilla:
Maritime Notes:
Mint:
Nutmeg:
Nuts:
Herbs:
Almonds:
Apple:
Tasting
Peat Smoke:
Spices:
Salt:
Maritime Notes:
Fruit:
Oak:
Seaweed:
Barley:
Malt:
Pepper:
Sherry:
Sweet:
Finish
Peat Smoke:
Spices:
Malt:
Oak:
Seaweed:
Sweet:
Maritime Notes:
Fruit:
Pear:
Pepper:
Sherry:
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Quality rating of this bottle
4.3
Rate
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All tasting notes
02. May 2020
Nosing: 
Peat smoke, apple, mustiness and a hint of menthol . Smells older than it's age statement would suggest
Taste:
Balanced arrival, with a spike of peat which immediately falls back. This isn't a heavily peated release, I'd say it has maybe a quarter of the peat content of your average Islay malt. Barley sugar and maltiness, then the peat and spices start to build back up again over time.
Finish:
Oddly, there's more peatiness in the finish than on the initial palette. Finished long with spice and black pepper.
Comment:
I remember this being good from when I last tried it. It still is. The nose is interesting, and has a distinctive mustiness. On the palate it is complex, but not overly punchy. The finish is long and satisfying. It is pretty much the textbook example of what a lightly peated malt should be. Compared to it's age statement, it comes across as much more mature than you might expect, and for the price it's basically unbeatable.
86/100
Peat smoke, apple, mustiness and a hint of menthol . Smells older than it's age statement would suggest
Taste:
Balanced arrival, with a spike of peat which immediately falls back. This isn't a heavily peated release, I'd say it has maybe a quarter of the peat content of your average Islay malt. Barley sugar and maltiness, then the peat and spices start to build back up again over time.
Finish:
Oddly, there's more peatiness in the finish than on the initial palette. Finished long with spice and black pepper.
Comment:
I remember this being good from when I last tried it. It still is. The nose is interesting, and has a distinctive mustiness. On the palate it is complex, but not overly punchy. The finish is long and satisfying. It is pretty much the textbook example of what a lightly peated malt should be. Compared to it's age statement, it comes across as much more mature than you might expect, and for the price it's basically unbeatable.
86/100
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