NOT BENGAL TIGER! Rather a rare single cask bottling, 4yo, 2009 vintage, finished in PX casks, at a heroic 62.8%, so the most similar listing I could find was the Bengal Tiger bottling. I'll move this if it's true listing appears. Nose: bold raw oats, sweet apple blossom, dusty oak. Palate: hot and sweet, viscous, spicy wood, hint of minty menthol. Finish: fairly long, freshly sawn boards, bittersweet, quite numbing without astonishing amounts of added water. Two memorable underrated Malts come to mind, the dusty old books of Aberfeldy 12, and the earthy "je ne sais quoi" of Jura 10, albeit with a slightly raw edge... Thanks be to a generous friend for the sample! Dry glass: faint cardamom?!
Amrut Bengal Tiger Single Cask Strength
Whiskey World Whisky India No age statement 56.5% ABV
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Amrut Bengal Tiger Single Cask whisky, mirroring India's national animal, is a rare offering with only 540 bottles designated specifically for the Canadian market. This whisky was initially matured in ex-bourbon casks, then finished in Pedro Ximenez sherry casks.
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From the US Port Cask version. Excellent product with a good balance of peat and sweetness. Contains notes of chocolate, raspberries, peat, and raisins.
I have the U.S. version. It's a peated single malt aged in a port wine cask. Fantastic. Very sweet. Intricate. It leaves a thick and delightful lingering sensation.
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