The nose hinted at polished wood
On opening the doors to the dunnage warehouse we were greeted by the familiar waft of old oak mixed with strong spirit and the smell of clean earth that was reminiscent of strolling in a pine forest in springtime
but retained lemon balm
overcooked blackcurrant jam and considerably spiced haggis that had been grilled until the edges had become crispy
Date distilled: October 2007
Cask No. 6.25 Lowland The nose hinted at polishedCask No. 6. 25 Tangly, tingly, tasty, zesty Speyside, Deveron The initial nose had fruity boiled sweets, vanilla ice cream, apple strudel and synthetic banana, developing perfume and bitter orange. We found a pleasantly viscous mouth feel, tangy, zesty citrus flavours (grapefruit, lemon, lime) and some bitter, but enjoyable woody notes (tree bark, root ginger). The reduced nose grew more tropical (melon, unripe mango, pineapple, lemon, lime,