It smells like sandalwood, oak, and baked vanilla. There's no smoke, peat, spice, or heat. This scotch is incredibly mellow and gentle. I'm quite pleased and would offer it to others later on. It's in a friend's cabinet.
Tullibardine Aged Oak Edition
Whiskey Scotch Highlands No age statement 46% ABV
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This Highland single malt, while lacking an age statement, is a mix of various vintages beginning in 2003. The youngest component is five years old. Matured in first-fill bourbon barrels, it is presented at 92 proof.
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Just a subtle hint of that Scotch taste, just right!
Very smooth, a slight saline finish.
Dark roasted coffee with a hint of nail polish remover.
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