Cu Dhub Black

Nice smooth on palette long lasting after taste slight hint of licquorish well worth trying

This recreation of the infamous Loch Dhu black whisky will I'm sure divide people, as it is a truly unusual dram. Light and a little sweet on the nose, which is dominated by the burnt, coffee/liquorice/chocolate nose of the large caramel content. On the palate, a trifle insipid, but matches the nose, with a light mouthfeel. Not much in the way of wood comes through. The whiskey equivalent of Guiness, this is not the classiest whisky ever made. It is easy if a bit bland to drink, but it's a great dram to offer friends, as you can be almost sure they won't have tried it.

Bought a bottle of this, with Loch dhu in mind, although not even in the same league at all, still worth having a bottle in your collection,

Originally, I thought what the heck... I am up for anything. And a scotch that is almost black, that seemed unique enough for me to add to my collection. It's very nice... very smooth and a little sweet. All in all, it was a good investment (as is most quality scotch). You also can't get it in Australia so thanks to Master Of Malt for global shipping.

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An unexpected christmas gift and pretty dank and ugly. Had to mix with cola to drink it. The label sells an otherwise unsaleable brew. Just discovered that eating licorice first makes it drinkable. Have made no secret of the fact I never want to see another bottle of this again.