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Sourced from an undisclosed Islay distillery comes Scarabus, a single malt from Hunter Laing launched for Fèis Ìle 2019. Scarabus means ‘rocky place’ in Old Norse, named after a mystical area of Islay. The whole expression is quite mysterious, from the secretive distillery to the golden symbols adorning the bottle. A very handsome bottling housing delicious Islay whisky.
Classic notes of maritime peat smoke, sea spray and sea salt, with a subtle hint of vanilla and oak spice.
Oak char, old leather, stewed orchard fruit and vanilla sweetness returning among the smoky peat.
Lingering bonfire smoke, salted caramel and fresh berries.
Excellent! Very easy to drink. I guess from the previous reviews - you love it or you hate it. I absolutely love it!
Exceptional Whiskey of its class, where the atmosphere of a campfire emerges when you taste this Whiskey.
Personally thought this was very nice, quite a soft smoke to it not one to blast your face off but still there. Nice nose, very good palate and a good finish. Is it the best Islay I've ever had? No, but it's a damn good dram, and at this price I'm not quite sure were anyone's getting a better Islay dram from. Definitely worth a go, for the price a no brainer. p.s. If I was taking a punt as to which distillery this is from I'd guess Cao Ila, there is a softness and subtle nature that is very reminiscent of Cao Ila for me.
An overpriced entry to Islay. Glad I tried but not again!
Bourbon cask vanilla sweetness and maritime smoky peat? Wonderful stuff from Hunter Laing here. As it's an undisclosed distillery, my guess would be a Caol Ila. It is a delicious dram. I've recommended it to many as a great Islay dram that doesn't extort the high premiums that many other bottlers demand. Lovely design too. If Compass Box were selling a bottle this pretty, you'd expect to pay at least £100, and that would be for a lesser dram. At £38, it's an absolute steal, you won't find a tastier Islay malt for that price.
