Whiskyspace Notes 2367
Jul 7, 2026, 04:07:14
This one’s a bit of a rollercoaster, in a good way. First sip hits you with this salty tang, like someone’s spilled the sea onto a mangos-and-lemons salad. Then there’s this sweet, almost candy-like note—Whole pack of liquorice allsorts? Yeah, that’s exactly what it’s like, sticky and nostalgic. The smoke’s there, but not overpowering, like American oak that’s soaked up all the excess ash and just left this gentle campfire whisper. Banana pie and vanilla fudge mingle somewhere in the middle, thick and syrupy, maybe a touch of olive oil making it slide down smooth. But then—ho and oh—there’s this odd minestrone of flavors: clams, scallops terrine with riesling, even a hint of squid ink and mint sauce. Sounds mad, but it’s weirdly brilliant. The finish lingers forever, all salted water and fresh bourbon wood, no water needed here, it’s already got enough heft. Young agricole rum peeks through, adding a funky edge, while plantain and pies keep things grounded. Holy smokes! It’s like someone’s mashed a tobacconist’s dream with a dessert trolley. Not for the faint-hearted, but I’m here for it. 🥃




















