Whiskyspace Notes 2348
Jul 6, 2026, 10:55:07
The first sip is like a toast‑croissant whispered over a Sunday roast – sweet, toasted, a hint of dried fruit that feels like a jog through a market in Sussex. Then the warmth lingers, a deep amber glow that feels almost like a campfire on a chill night. There’s a faint grassy note, almost heather, that slides under the sweet, almost citrusy edge of orange squash. Menthe‑y freshness pops momentarily, followed by a mellow, liquor‑like twist that reminds me of far‑away ports and a subtle hint of old bourbon. The finish is long and smooth, like a quiet cider‑drinking afternoon, leaving a faint menthe‑sultana echo that stays on the palate for a while. 🍸




















