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This whisky seems to have matured in tired casks. Quite harsh. Water cuts the edges but does not give it style.
Martine Nouet
Lagavulin
Brand
Lagavulin
Bottler
12 Years Old
Expression
Single Malt
Type
12
Age (Years)
2012
Year of Bottling
56.1%
ABV
Islay
Region/Country
Standard (Distillery or blended)
Bottling Type
Taster
Nose: Very pale colour. Smoky. Creosote. Farmyard, wet straw. Iodine. Fish oil. A\rslight cheese note.
Palate: Sweet then followed by a dry spicy outburst. Fizzy. The cheese note is there. Reminds me of Roquefort cheese tanginess.
Finish: Dry, burning, numbing.
Comment: This whisky seems to have matured in tired casks. Quite harsh. Water cuts the edges but does not give it style.
Score: 7.3
Taster
Nose: Spirity at first then a drying tobacco leaf note. Sweet with an edge of green\rsappyness. A little gentle smoke lurks in the background.
Palate: Layers of flames wash over the tongue, earthy like warming hay bales.
Finish: Gentle and peated.
Comment: With a little water this is a good outdoor whisky.
Score: 8.2
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