Distileerderij | Caperdonich |
Bottelaar | Ian Macleod |
Serie | Chieftain's |
Gebotteld voor | |
Gedistilleerd op | 06.1995 |
Gebotteld | 06.1995 |
Land | Schotland |
Streek | Speyside |
Leeftijd | 18 |
Cask Type | Sherry Hogshead |
Vatnummer | 95054 / 95057 |
Alcohol % | 48% |
Inhoud | 0,70 |
Conditie | In originele verpakking |
Etiket | Perfect |
Voorraad | 0 |
Inhoud | 0,70 |
Conditie | In originele verpakking |
Etiket | Perfect |
Voorraad | 1 |
Colour: gold.
Nose: it’s a much lighter and fruitier version of Caperdonich, without the lauded honeyed notes that used to be found in the 1970s, but I have to say I enjoy these unexpected notes of agaves, rosemary, walnut wine and sweet mustard. Other than that, we have an apple pie and a little Virginia tobacco. Touches of mustard. I quite like.
Mouth: this works! It’s both oily and citrusy, a profile that always works on my palate. Lemons, tonic water and honey, in appropriate proportions, then some peat coming through, a pinch of chilli powder and a little orange squash. The whole is very lively.
Finish: quite long a pretty mustardy and peppery, not unlike some Banffs used to be. Some peat lingering.
Comments: I’m not 100% sure whether it’s straight peat or if it’s just the spicy side that hints at peat, but I think this is a lovely ‘strong’ Caperdonich.