Yahir Crider
3.8
My first thought was rugby club urinals, specifically those mint-scented fresheners. Peppermint and green apple are the dominant characteristics here. I also detect the grassy, waxy notes others have mentioned. While I'm not typically a mint enthusiast, this strikes the right balance, though I couldn't consume a large quantity. Overall, the ghost drams were a decent experience, but I believe there are superior examples from G&M, like the St. Magdalene 1975 I had a few years ago. Considering I just sampled 100 years and $2500 USD worth of drams across three samples, I personally feel you'd be better off purchasing numerous modern classics or even older single cask bottlings from current distilleries like Glendronach or Benriach.
