3.10 Mixed reviews
Whiskey Scotch Scotland 10 Year 46% ABV
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Loch Lomond presents this 10 year-old peated single malt, first appearing in early 2018 for global travel retail. The name Inchmoan, meaning "the island of the peat" in Scottish Gaelic, refers to an island in southern Scotland's Loch Lomond. The non chill-filtered spirit comes in 1-liter bottles at 46% ABV.
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The aroma has a significant peat presence, accompanied by an off-putting booziness. The flavor is better, with medicinal notes and some lingering peat. The finish is medium. I do not care for this. I recently sampled the 12-year-old and was considering purchasing it, but I will not be buying this one.
Unfortunately, it's somewhat lacking in flavor. It has that smoky sensation in the nose but not much else. It's also not particularly harsh like some I've encountered recently, so its strength might be a bit misleading.
Pale color. Very peaty nose, alcohol not aggressive. Herbal and smoky aroma. Balanced palate, light body, smooth texture. Very good!
A bit harsh with a subtle smoky note that I did not find appealing.
Slightly smoky, but a dull finish
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