Slightly sweet, woody nose. I realize this is cask strength, but the alcohol really overpowers this one, there's just not enough else going on here to provide balance. Water is a must, and does reveal the malt and sweetness one associates with Macallan. Overall it's pretty good, I just can't think of a compelling reason to seek it out; there are so many more interesting or well-balanced options.
Deep sweet sherry and wood resin. A sherry bomb that rivals Glenfarclas and Aberlour. The three are very different but all are VERY bold sherry delights. Just makes the B+ side.
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