sea breezes over the machair and a wood-burner in a coastal bothy
the aromas comforted us like a shortcrust pastry shawl and slippers made of spun sugar
This elegant dram unites spice
ripe fruits and herbs combine for a hearty dose of nuanced complexity
When adding water we moved to Thailand and the smell of kaffir lime leaves
Cask No. 79.12 New sea breezes over the machairThe wonderfully natural nose showcased this distillery without its habitual cloak of unusual wood influence. In its place we found a superbly dusty profile, rich in cereals, malt extract, barley sugars, breads and buttered oatcakes. With water this evolved towards baled hay, fresh pollens, pressed flowers, dusty waxes, wax jacket grease, and cedar and pine woods. One Panellist remarked that there was a lovely wee "earthy potting shed" vibe going on.