Longrow Red Cabernet Sauvignon Cask 11 Year Old Cask Strength Single Malt. Campbeltown, Scotland. ABV: 52.10%. Tasted at Bar Lafayette, $20.
Colour: What’s the colour of a 2 cent piece?
Nose: Peaty, smells a bit like a sherry matured dram.
Palate: Peat repeat. Spice & tobacco.
Finish: Boom, mouth coating with peat, spice & heat that hangs around.
Comments: I would’ve picked this more for a sherry dram. Tasty drop, but the peat overpowers some of the subtle flavours (which are hard to describe over the tobacco flavours). With the cab sav barrel maturation I was expecting something different & unusual from this one, but it didn’t deliver on that front. Still a decent drop though, was just expecting (or hoping) for a more unique experience.
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