Laphroaig 1980, 27 å - Oloros Sherry

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Laphroaig 1980, 27 år, Oloroso Sherry
bottled 2007, flaska 926 of 972

70 centiliter , 57,4 % , Original buteljering
Officiell hemsida

Inköpt 2007-12-17 för SEK 7000 = 100 kr/cl Öppnad och to¨md 2007-12-17

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

Mina kommentarer:
En grisigt dyr Laphroaig, som inköptes som andelswhisky. 5 oloroso fat från 1980 har blandats ihop till 972 flaskor.
Fick Malt Maniacs Non-Plus-Ultra-Award 2007. Mycket god men alldeles för dyr. Min poäng: 94 p

Tasting notes från Malt Maniacs: Officiella tasting notes:

Inga COLOUR: Rich deep mahogany
NOSE: The initial aroma os of a very sweet, rich old sherry whose flavour is reminiscent of black grapes, pears and oak. Adding a small splash of water brings out masses of sweet spiciness. The traditional "peat reek" that so typifies Laphroaig is not readily apparent although there is just a little trace of saltiness in the background.
BODY: Thick, rich and succulent.
TASTE: Without water it is quite powerful and has an initial honeyed peaty taste that slowly fades to allow the powerful heather and richness quality to come through. Adding a touch of water allows it to blossom. There is an immediate mixture of liquorice, peat and sweetness, with just a trace of roses and violets that show through.
FINISH: Smokey, powerful and very long.


Laphroaig 1980, 27 år, Oloroso Sherry bottled 2007, flaska 926 of 972	70 centiliter , 57,4 % , Original buteljering Officiell hemsida
Inköpt 2007-12-17 för SEK 7000 = 100 kr/cl	Öppnad och to¨md 2007-12-17
SB-nr: finns ej	Jim Murray poäng (2007): Inga
Mina kommentarer: En grisigt dyr Laphroaig, som inköptes som andelswhisky. 5 oloroso fat från 1980 har blandats ihop till 972 flaskor. Fick Malt Maniacs Non-Plus-Ultra-Award 2007. Mycket god men alldeles för dyr.	Min poäng: 94 p
Tasting notes från Malt Maniacs:	Officiella tasting notes:
Inga	COLOUR: Rich deep mahogany NOSE: The initial aroma os of a very sweet, rich old sherry whose flavour is reminiscent of black grapes, pears and oak. Adding a small splash of water brings out masses of sweet spiciness. The traditional "peat reek" that so typifies Laphroaig is not readily apparent although there is just a little trace of saltiness in the background. BODY: Thick, rich and succulent. TASTE: Without water it is quite powerful and has an initial honeyed peaty taste that slowly fades to allow the powerful heather and richness quality to come through. Adding a touch of water allows it to blossom. There is an immediate mixture of liquorice, peat and sweetness, with just a trace of roses and violets that show through. FINISH: Smokey, powerful and very long.