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Single Malt
Tobermory
Scotland
A light hued single malt from the Tobermory distillery on Mull. Ledaig represents peated single malt from the distillery.
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Quite light and well-balanced. There is a certain freshness, pertained from notes of cut hay and straw, barley sugars and herbs, notes of cereals and melted salty butter on granary toast.
Medium-bodied with a richness. There are notes of gentle wood smoke and barley sugars, a farmy note with hints of hay and a roots with a touch of cereal sweetness and caramel.
Long and slightly herbal.
It smelt of something not nice , it was awful for my taste
No instant dramatic impact, and unpromising pale straw-like colour, but an unthreatening convivial warmth that grows on you - a good choice for a long evening.
quite enjoying this whisky, however the other night I was drinking this and I thought I could smell the bathroom from ye olde sleeping quarters, I tried investigating, smelling everything in my room, from the floor, to the bed itself, all the way to my drawers, then it hit me, I was holding my glass, under my nose, took a big, deep, sniff... and realised I was on the toilet and wasn't drinking whisky. All in all 10/10 would drink on the bog
Superb, classic whisky, with a lovely balance of crispness, cleanness and muscle, ever so slightly saline. Peat just as it should be, not too huge, not too little, unlike some of the Pamela Anderson whiskies out there on the market. I was interested by some of the negative reviews, which really tell you nothing worth knowing about this whisky, other than the fact that people's impressions of taste and quality are hugely influenced by colour (presumably having never seen the stuff as it comes out of a cask), branding, and price. One negative reviewer mentions adding ginger ale, which says it all. Don't be fooled by the price; this is a superb whisky, and an absolute bargain.
An excellent and enjoyable whisky
