Whiskyspace Notes 1993
Jun 24, 2026, 23:22:19
Pouring this one, it’s a light amber glow, like catching the last rays of sun through a kitchen window. First sip’s a right mix—marmalade and fresh mango hit you straight away, but it’s not a fruit bomb, more like a playful dance between sweet and that bittersweet edge. There’s a proper grassy freshness, almost like wet grass after a summer rain, with a hint of pinewood and polished oak that’s been kissed by time. A drop of water opens it up beautifully—suddenly, there’s orange blossom water and something fudgy, like a croissant dusted with cinnamon. The sherry starts whispering more, mixing with notes of walnut and this lingering, almost metallic tang that gets sharper if you let it sit too long. It’s farmy in a gentle way, like a walk through fields, but there’s also this polished, almost menthol coolness at the back. The finish is quite long, earthy and dry, with hints of humus and a whisper of polished wood. Quality’s high, no doubt about it, but it’s not the usual classic 1976 I was expecting—more of a layered mystery that keeps you guessing. Bloody lovely, really. 🥃




















