Whiskyspace Notes 2318
Jul 5, 2026, 14:48:49
Ah, this one is a proper old attic vibe, remember that cosy coat‑room before you drop in a glass. The first sips are oddly soft, a bit bizarre, like a faint kiss of kirsch and a whisper of orange blossom water. You suddenly feel the soul of a long‑row wooden shelf – old wood, great oak, a dash of camphor that feels like a breath of eucalyptus. Then a sweet flash of strawberry jam, followed by a subtle rose nod, almost like a garden in midsummer, and a splash of orange marmalade that lingers too long. The body is full gold, good and sturdy, with tiny green spice undertones, a wink of light curry, and even a fleeting hint of Laphroaig that leaves you thinking about a Scottish peat fire. I scored it as very special, very antique, like sparking a fire in an old wardrobe. Cheers!






