Whiskey World Whisky Tasmania 13 years 47.5% ABV
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Tasmania is producing Scotch-style malts with water from its surrounding rainforests, which are increasingly receiving recognition. This expression is a single barrel bottling, meaning minor variations are expected.
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The flavor profile clearly indicates what to expect. It delivers everything! While it's expensive, especially in Australia, the quality justifies the cost. A renowned whisky expert described it as liquid gold, and it lives up to that. Take your time, add a little water, and savor it. You will not be let down.
Second attempt: I had this at the distillery, and since the batches of Sullivan's Cove can differ, and my prior notes vanished, I have to elevate this to a 4 for the dram I had – pleasant and well-rounded. What detracts from it is that it's a bit expensive.
A decent, mellow, easy-drinking dram for leisurely enjoyment. I question its value for the price, though. There are better deals in this price bracket offering more complexity and depth. Consider its sibling—the French Oak expression. It has more depth and character.
From pour 2/7 of the drammers club. Cask TD0230. Very good with notes of vanilla, caramel, floral, dried fruit, coconut, banana, citrus, sweet malt, pepper, and meaty sulfur.
Delicious, harmonious, and a very smooth conclusion. Lacks distinctive notes but is a premium offering for special moments.
A lovely whisky. The best of the tasting. Spicy, warming, harmonious, mellow. No dilution was required.
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