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Back in 2000, the Glencadam distillery was mothballed only to be reopened three years later in 2003. In 2017, to mark 13 years since the distillery reopening, Glencadam release this 13 Year Old expression, name The Reawakening. Only 6,000 bottles were produced.
Nose: Grassy malt leading into vanilla-rich fudge and lemon oil.
Palate: Juicy pear and grapefruit. A touch of rye bread and marmalade. Peppery at points.
Finish: Lingering cinnamon and poached fruit warmth.
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It's good, but I like the 10yo better. Some classic bourbon oak characteristics - vanilla, fresh fruits (pears mainly). It is a little too oaky though, dry tannins from the oak. It rounds off with some fruity and spicy notes.
10th September 2018
Loved this whisky, really reminded me of the Compass Box Hedonism (sans over-the-top vanilla and hefty price tag).On the nose: dried wildflowers, grain, shortbread.On the palate: sweet toffee, very good balance of flavors/ aromas.Finish: medium finish with lingering toffee / caramel.After a few drops of water there are notes of nut, and sweeter toffee.
29th July 2018