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Tate & Lyle’s finest Golden syrup hues hide aromas of labyrinthine complexity
Aromas cascaded from the glass in an endless spring of jubilation as dried lavender and fragrantly scented pipe tobacco flirted with cherry chocolate and salted butter on hot crumpets
Lemon juice on hot kippers
quince jelly and hints of sage while chocolate flavoured breakfast cereals lingered on the finish
Cask No. 9.238 Spicy & sweet If you are in theCask No. 9. 238 Lost in a world of afternoons Speyside, Spey We enjoyed the sense of balance on the neat nose with this one. Initial notes included yellow fruits, lightly sweetened cereals, freshly laundered linens and Chantilly cream with a sprig of elderflower. Water brought richer notes of pollen heavy wildflowers, petrichor, greenhouses and cloudy cider. To taste, this one displayed an initial burst of sweetness with dessert wines, plum jam,