N: Rubbery and smokey, glue and caramel P: Velvety caramel and not much else F: Vanishes quickly For some reason I think this was an experiment with caramel color and they over did it. The mouth feel is just really odd.
Nose is winey, with something like crisp apples. Palate is mildly sweet, with honey and spice. This is hot, and when I discovered it wasn't cask strength I was surprised. Water tames the fire but doesn't seem to improve anything. The finish is medium-long and continues the previous, turning mostly to dry spice. Good and fine to drink, but mostly kind of plain-with-spice and hot.
The nose is cornbeef hash, dried fruit, and light peat. Definitely Talisker. The palette adds salt to the mix. The finish adds more peat and salt. Very long. Very nice. This made me very happy.
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