Glentauchers 1989 - 10 år

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Glentauchers 1989 - 10 år
November 1989 - Oktober 2000
"Greengage tart", 213 flaskor
70 centiliter , 58,3 % , SMWS 63.11
Hemsida

Inköpt 2007-02-28 för SEK 740 = 10,56 kr/cl Öppnad 2007-02-28, Tömd 2007-02-28

SB-nr: finns ej Jim Murray poäng (2007): Inga

Mina kommentarer:
Köpte 15 stycken SMWS buteljeringar på ebay. Denna ska vara med på vå första onlineprovning i mars 2007. Min poäng: 82 p

Tasting notes från Malt Maniacs: Officiella tasting notes:

Inga The distillery was built by James Buchanan & Co at Keith in 1898 and its make is uncommon, available only from independent bottlers. This cask is the colour of Chardonnay and the first nose is somewhat closed and prickly, with a buttery, raw pastry aroma. When water is added, the pastry becomes part-cooked and made into a tart with greengages; a fresh, Speyside-estery nose, but difficult to disentangle individual aromas within this complex. The greengages come through in the flavour, as if covered with sweet syrup, for the primary taste is sweet then sour, with a fresh fruit-cocktail aftertaste and perhaps a trace of liquorice (this is more apparent when tasted at natural strength). A light-weight but refreshing malt for a bright day.


Glentauchers 1989 - 10 år November 1989 - Oktober 2000 "Greengage tart", 213 flaskor	70 centiliter , 58,3 % , SMWS 63.11 Hemsida
Inköpt 2007-02-28 för SEK 740 = 10,56 kr/cl	Öppnad 2007-02-28, Tömd 2007-02-28
SB-nr: finns ej	Jim Murray poäng (2007): Inga
Mina kommentarer: Köpte 15 stycken SMWS buteljeringar på ebay. Denna ska vara med på vå första onlineprovning i mars 2007.	Min poäng: 82 p
Tasting notes från Malt Maniacs:	Officiella tasting notes:
Inga	The distillery was built by James Buchanan & Co at Keith in 1898 and its make is uncommon, available only from independent bottlers. This cask is the colour of Chardonnay and the first nose is somewhat closed and prickly, with a buttery, raw pastry aroma. When water is added, the pastry becomes part-cooked and made into a tart with greengages; a fresh, Speyside-estery nose, but difficult to disentangle individual aromas within this complex. The greengages come through in the flavour, as if covered with sweet syrup, for the primary taste is sweet then sour, with a fresh fruit-cocktail aftertaste and perhaps a trace of liquorice (this is more apparent when tasted at natural strength). A light-weight but refreshing malt for a bright day.