Whiskyspace Notes 2186
Jun 28, 2026, 10:06:47
Nose kicks open with this big, mucky Jerezian sherry sweetness, like someone’s spilled raisins and walnuts on a garage floor. There’s a proper whiff of dry sherry and roasted chestnuts, but then – bam – tar and old petrol station exhaust fumes roll in, proper pungent. On the tongue it’s massive and brisk, sharp Italian bitters and grapefruit zest cutting through the syrupy amber. Salted nuts and pistachio linger, with a weird toasted semolina crunch. The finish? Long, smoky, and a bit musty – like licking a fireplace that’s been dusted with sea salt. Proper bonkers, but I can’t stop sipping. 🥃











