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An enjoyably punchy and heavily peated single malt from Bruichladdich's Octomore range. Octomore 09.1 sets out to challenge the idea that older means better when it comes to whisky, and it does so by offering up a 5 year old Islay whisky weighing in at 156 PPM, matured in ex-American whiskey casks. Pleasing, they've even let us know exactly where those casks came from - they were 51% Jim Beam, 26% Jack Daniel's, 15% Clermont and 8% Old Grand-Dad casks.
Nose: Baked earth, peanut shells, charred oak and burnt sugar.
Palate: Surprisingly light at first with honeyed florals and oily walnut, before layers of smoke and wet grass appear.
Finish: Coastal air and chocolate digestives dipped in coffee.
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So this lacks so much going from 5 stars to just half a star?..
22nd December 2018
I tried several Octomore releases and this one lacks complexity, depth and overall flavour. What was wrong with the award winning 8.1 release?
12th December 2018