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Longrow - 100 proof - 10 år
70 centiliter, 57%, originalbutlejering
Hemsida

Inköpt 2006-03-07 för SEK 609 = 8,70 kr/cl Öppnad 2006-08-19, Tömd 2006-11-19

SB-nr: 20443, SEK 749 = 10,70 kr/cl Jim Murray poäng (2006): Inga

Mina kommentarer:
Longrow är gott. Vid Cask Strength borde den vara ännu bättre. Min poäng: 86 p

Tasting notes från Malt Maniacs: Officiella tasting notes:

The Springbank 10yo 100 Proof (57%, OB, Bottled +/- 2004) was next; a sample provided by American PLOWED personality Dave Russo. This one definitely needed some time, even though the organics come forward quite quickly in the nose. Vague fruits and a faint hint of peat. Over time, more organics and peat emerge - as well as some tea. It's quite a pleasure on the palate; salami and some dust. A hint of peat? The performance wasn't consistent, though and the finish became very bitter after I added a few drops of water. Let's go with a score of 84 points this time.
It’s Longrow, but not as we know it. Matured primarily in American Oak casks and bottled at 57%ABV, this is Longrow in its natural state. Wild, unruly and enigmatic. Delicate and oily. Salty and sweet. Chewy and tangy. What will you find?
Colour: Golden
Nose; Sweet and malty, almost floral , hints of citrus, tangy tangerines, faint medicinal notes, delicate.
Taste: Sweet and oily with flavours of red apples, rich thick phenols, chewy, rock salt, soot and fire embers.
Finish: Thick salty tingle at the front of the tongue, sweet, phenols, fades to floral, buttercup.


Longrow - 100 proof - 10 år	70 centiliter, 57%, originalbutlejering Hemsida
Inköpt 2006-03-07 för SEK 609 = 8,70 kr/cl	Öppnad 2006-08-19, Tömd 2006-11-19
SB-nr: 20443, SEK 749 = 10,70 kr/cl	Jim Murray poäng (2006): Inga
Mina kommentarer: Longrow är gott. Vid Cask Strength borde den vara ännu bättre.	Min poäng: 86 p
Tasting notes från Malt Maniacs:	Officiella tasting notes:
The Springbank 10yo 100 Proof (57%, OB, Bottled +/- 2004) was next; a sample provided by American PLOWED personality Dave Russo. This one definitely needed some time, even though the organics come forward quite quickly in the nose. Vague fruits and a faint hint of peat. Over time, more organics and peat emerge - as well as some tea. It's quite a pleasure on the palate; salami and some dust. A hint of peat? The performance wasn't consistent, though and the finish became very bitter after I added a few drops of water. Let's go with a score of 84 points this time.	It’s Longrow, but not as we know it. Matured primarily in American Oak casks and bottled at 57%ABV, this is Longrow in its natural state. Wild, unruly and enigmatic. Delicate and oily. Salty and sweet. Chewy and tangy. What will you find? Colour: Golden Nose; Sweet and malty, almost floral , hints of citrus, tangy tangerines, faint medicinal notes, delicate. Taste: Sweet and oily with flavours of red apples, rich thick phenols, chewy, rock salt, soot and fire embers. Finish: Thick salty tingle at the front of the tongue, sweet, phenols, fades to floral, buttercup.