Whiskyspace Notes 1922
Jun 24, 2026, 03:37:23
Took a sniff and it’s like a big ol’ teapot of lapsang souchong just walked into the room – smoky, bold, but not in a bad way. There’s a whiff of iodine and that salty brine kick, like licking the rim of a oyster shell. Citrus hits next – oranges and grapefruits, fresh and zesty, but it’s mimicking those Scottish peaters a bit too keen, if you ask me. The taste is straightforward, almost like a shortcut to something classic. A young-ish dram, maybe from a rejuvenated barrel? It’s got that green pepper snap and a touch of cough medicine sweetness – oddly comforting. The finish is easy, round, with a wee tad cardboardy edge, but still good and flawless. Could easily imagine Lou Reed slurring something poetic about it. Not too shabby for a nightcap. 🥃











