Dufftown 1985 - 15 år, SMWS 91.15

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Dufftown 1985, 15 år
November 1985 - Februari 2001
"Old English marmalade and brimstone", 607 flaskor
70 centiliter , 58,2 % , SMWS 91.15
Hemsida

Inköpt 2007-02-28, Pris SEK 705 = 10,05 kr/cl Öppnad 2007-02-28, Tömd 2007-02-28

SB-nr: finns ej Jim Murray poäng (2006): Inga

Mina kommentarer:
Köpte 15 stycken SMWS buteljeringar på ebay. Denna ska vara med på vå första onlineprovning i mars 2007. Min poäng: 86 p

Tasting notes från Malt Maniacs: Officiella tasting notes:

Inga ‘Rome was built on seven hills, and [---] stands on seven stills’, runs the saying. This distillery takes its name from the town, and the town itself from the family name of the Earls of Fife. Its make is a key filling for the Bell’s blends. This bottling comes from a sherry butt and accordingly has a deep gold/polished mahogany hue. At natural strength, the nose is mellow and sweet, with crème brûlée, caramelised fruits, raisins and a trace of sherry-wine. With water, the sulphury notes so often associated with sherry-wood emerge first, then fade; followed by toffee and raisins, and settling as a scent of bitter oranges, like Old English Marmalade. At full strength, the flavour is dry, with burnt sugar and a big full mouthfeel. Water sweetens it (crème caramel), the dryness becoming merely tannic. A heavyweight whisky with a long, pleasantly dry finish; the ultimate treat if you like your whiskies old, dark and sherried.


Dufftown 1985, 15 år November 1985 - Februari 2001 "Old English marmalade and brimstone", 607 flaskor	70 centiliter , 58,2 % , SMWS 91.15 Hemsida
Inköpt 2007-02-28, Pris SEK 705 = 10,05 kr/cl	Öppnad 2007-02-28, Tömd 2007-02-28
SB-nr: finns ej	Jim Murray poäng (2006): Inga
Mina kommentarer: Köpte 15 stycken SMWS buteljeringar på ebay. Denna ska vara med på vå första onlineprovning i mars 2007.	Min poäng: 86 p
Tasting notes från Malt Maniacs:	Officiella tasting notes:
Inga	‘Rome was built on seven hills, and [---] stands on seven stills’, runs the saying. This distillery takes its name from the town, and the town itself from the family name of the Earls of Fife. Its make is a key filling for the Bell’s blends. This bottling comes from a sherry butt and accordingly has a deep gold/polished mahogany hue. At natural strength, the nose is mellow and sweet, with crème brûlée, caramelised fruits, raisins and a trace of sherry-wine. With water, the sulphury notes so often associated with sherry-wood emerge first, then fade; followed by toffee and raisins, and settling as a scent of bitter oranges, like Old English Marmalade. At full strength, the flavour is dry, with burnt sugar and a big full mouthfeel. Water sweetens it (crème caramel), the dryness becoming merely tannic. A heavyweight whisky with a long, pleasantly dry finish; the ultimate treat if you like your whiskies old, dark and sherried.