Aultmore is Gaelic for 'Big Burn' and is a popular blending whisky, however it also makes for a great single malt and 'That Boutique-y Whisky Company' snapped up some for this delicious bottling.
‘That Boutique-y Whisky Company’ bottles single malts, single grains, bourbons, blended malts and blends from a variety of renowned distilleries. These whiskies are adorned with cultish graphic-novel-style labels.
'That Boutique-y Whisky Company' searched high and low to find a wealth of interesting stories and legends about this Speyside distillery but to no avail. So you get a Velociraptor fighting a shark - enjoy.
422 bottles of this batch were produced.
Vanilla oak notes, followed by lemon zest and greengages. As the whisky opens up intense notes of cloves and lime zest reveal themselves.
The palate is layered with mixed spices, sweetened with creamy vanilla, and highlighted with notes of greengages and citrus peels.
The finish lingers with refreshing menthol, deep dark chocolate and tingling white pepper.
Fresh fruit and spice come together in a refreshing tango. This whisky is mouth-coating and with a long finish. Fantastic stuff pre-dinner whisky!
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Very Big and punchey.
Aroma: spicy, lots of fruits - apples, ripe banana.Notes of oak. Some vanilla and citrus fruits. With water comes lots of vanilla and cacao. Palate: apples, pears. Some hints of liquorice. Orange jam with cinnamon. With water I get more oranges nad grapefruits. Finish: spicy and warm - pepper and fruits. Comments: good balance of fruit and spices, but after Benrinnes (tasted aside), this one is lacking of character a bit.Good quality without surprise. More pleasant with water - fresh, with citrus fruits and cacao.
