Finlaggan Cask Strength Whisky 70cl

Scotch Whisky • 70cl • 58%
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Finlaggan Cask Strength
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−£13.39
Country Scotch Whisky
Region Scotch Whisky
Style Single Malt Whisky
Natural Cask Strength? Yes

Finlaggan Cask Strength

A cask strength single malt, no one knows which distillery this has come from, Finlaggan remains a very closely-guarded secret.

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This product does not contain any notifiable allergens
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Reviews for Finlaggan Cask Strength
Love it.
This single malt is creeping up on my scale, almost a go to.
Master of Malt Customer
2 years ago
A Formidable Force!
I'm new at tasting notes. Literally just started writing my thoughts down last night while tasting a few whiskies. I found this one to be eye-wateringly potent. The only flavor note I could come up with was cedar sap. It was great fun and enjoyed it immensely.
Regan Roberts , United Kingdom
2 years ago
Finlaggan is youngish Caol Ila at cask strength. Excellent VFM.
I get this fairly regularly in Japan for ¥3,750 (about £24) and it’s great. Caol Ila at 6 to 7 years would be my best guess. Love it.
Martin P , Japan
3 years ago
Great
Anyone reading the 1 star review
. Ignore it! The mere fact that he/she thought Illeach and Port Askaig are poor shows terrible taste. Both are absolute belters and so is this!
Master of Malt Customer
3 years ago
thx
i ll like to drink that when it s make cold temperature
paranomix , France
4 years ago
All Islay Cask Strengths are beautiful
If you do not sense that Caol Ila sweetness note so typical for CI, I cannot help you. Look for the same one in As We Get It. There is not so many cask strengths coming from Islay, so you should go for Finlaggan CS for sure. Then try Ileach CS as well, it is beautiful.
Michal , Czech Republic
7 years ago
Just awful
Firstly, let me say that I love Islay malts - the peatier and smokier the better. I have been to the island many times and have a bottle from all the distilleries in my store. That said, what do I think about Finlaggan? Well, I'm not surprised that no distillery wants to own up to producing it! To be honest, I've been caught out before with Ileach and Port Askaig, both being pretty poor whiskies in my view but I was curious about Finlaggan and, given the reviews, I thought it might be worth a try. I wish I hadn't. The nose is awful - it suggests lots of artificiality and when I tasted it, my fears were confirmed: it's like a vaguely peaty blend with lots of caramel and colouring with none of the powerful peat and smoke I was expecting. How anyone could think this was anything to do with Lagavulin is beyond me. Locally, I can buy Laphroaig 10 and Bowmore No 1 for £25, Bunnahabhain 12 for £33 and Ardbeg 10 for £37. I think now I'll stick to attributed Islay malts and refrain from sampling chemical effluent like this.
Rob , United Kingdom
7 years ago
very good whisky,i have got it all.
by whisky van geest the tell finlaggan comes from the lagavullin distillery
peatlover , Netherlands
7 years ago
Knocks the spots of most Islay singles of around the same price.
A very interesting sinlge malt with both sweetness and peatiness. Knocks the spots of most Islay singles of around the same price. Lovely!
steve b , United Kingdom
7 years ago
Find it. Buy it. Remark the discovery.
An absolute find. Power, grace, balance. Nadal on clay. That good. And please, mums the word. If this whisky gets better known, forget it. So, shhhh....quiet!
Master of Malt Customer
7 years ago