Littlemill 28 Years Old Chieftain's Cask 103514 53.8% 1990
€ 574,75 (in. BTW)
| Distileerderij | Littlemill |
| Bottelaar | Ian Macleod |
| Serie | Chieftain's |
| Gebotteld voor | |
| Gedistilleerd op | 12.1990 |
| Gebotteld | 05.2019 |
| Land | Schotland |
| Streek | Lowlands |
| Leeftijd | 28 |
| Cask Type | Hogshead |
| Vatnummer | 103514 |
| Alcohol percentage | 53.8 |
| Inhoud | 0,70 |
| Conditie | In Original Box |
| Etiket | Perfect |
| Voorraad |
Professionele reviews
BOW (89)
OTHER (82)
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Nose: quite fresh with a fruity core of green apples, melons and yellow plums. Vanilla custard and marshmallow. Some minty notes and plenty of oak shavings, with floral touches and a whiff of acetone.
Mouth: bright and fruity again. Pears, tinned pineapple and stone fruits with vanillin and hints of candyfloss. A little powder sugar. Then lots of grassy spices (pepper, ginger, clove) and a good dose of plain oak which takes down the overall enjoyment. It seems fairly young, from a very active cask.
Finish: quite long, sour and spicy, with nuts and light tannins.
A rather bright whisky, but while there is definitely a fruity core, it’s the big oaky footprint and grassy / floral note that sets the tune. I recognized it as a Lowlands whisky but I would never have guessed Littlemill. Actually it’s one of the least impressive examples I’ve had from this distillery
