Whisky Review/Tasting: Port Ellen 37 years
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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Nosing 13:42
Whisky.com reviews the Port Ellen 37 years.
The nose:
dry, smoke, smoked meat, mint, citrus, oakiness, herbal
The taste:
sweet, prickly, dry, cloves, oranges, smoke
The finish:
long, herbal
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I try to always have a bottle of this I'm the cupboard as I find it a good compromise between the non peated and the heavier plates whiskies
I like the nose, there is a light smoke fruits, spicy but smooth The palate for me was intense spiciness hint of salt Smooth & spicy with fruits The finish for me was spicy and warmed me to my stomach in a pleasant way on a cold winter evening in Canada
Another great review. Love these premium bottlings.
He's a absolute legend and so Ben thx guy u make
So easy congratulations
Thankyou for this great review Horst, but I think maybe this whisky needs to be in a box with a lock and key at that price!
I really wanna try this
kippers are smoked herring, Horst.
Now the pot of flowers is worth $3000
Doesn't sound like it's worth it.
I'll never afford these whiskys!
Mike Rowsdower I know right 50 bucks is about my limit.
£250 is my limit simply because the best whisky I've ever tasted costs £246.
what whisky is that?
George ogbeide Glengoyne 25
kool, I did a tasting tour there.
Kippers or capers
so, not a fan of the ol' teaspoon eh?
Nick Yang that's a Ralfy thing.
I suppose the aromas would travel through my olfactory receptors, into my frontal lobe, then to my optical sensors, that promptly look down upon my wallet.... and say No!
i have 2 bottles of the exact same whisky. i keep them in a temperature controlled safe. in 10 years i will sell them to some asians for 10 time the price.