Delicious sweet peat, fruit, and chocolate, with so much other rich stuff in the phenols/earthy range that I can't describe it, I just wanna drink it. Rough edges of youth are part of the experience and obviously the flavor. A-/B+
A cheap, simple, yummy classic. Smoke and earth that stick to what the Froyg does best then hammers quickly to a nice finish. Best one dimension for $30, hands down. BTW, this tastes twice as good with a campfire.
Sweet aromas and peat on the nose, then a little gauze and clay. The palate is salty with iodine, rich dried fruit, maybe figs, and quite salty. The finish is salty seaweed. One to savor. Hated it the first time I ever had it. It's an old friend now.
Big on peat and medicinal notes with alot of brine. Definitely an A if you take cost into account. Great value for your money and one I will always have open and available on hand. I gave this a C+ when tasting it semi blind against 16 other laphroaigs. Most of them alot older and some from sherry casks. So it didnt get a fair shake going against 15-30 year olds.
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