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You may have guessed it already from this expression's name, but the Isle of Jura Seven Wood is made with whisky drawn from seven different types of cask. There's American white oak, and six other French oaks, Limousin, Tronçais, Allier, Vosges, Jupilles, and Les Bertranges. Intriguing stuff, this.
Nose: Nutmeg, strawberry jam on toast, Brazil nuts.
Palate: Lemon peel, sawdust, apricot and cooked peach.
Finish: Heavy vanilla. A hint of smoke develops.
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Someone further down the comments also noted that the flavours are very muddled and I have to agree... I found it very hard to identify anything from this one. Despite this, it is an interesting taste with a lovely finish to it. All in all not as complex as I was hoping.
24th March 2020
I was really intrigued by this whisky, it is apparently made with whisky drawn from 7 different French oak casks and it certainly does not disappoint! There is a whole arrays of different flavours and delivers something new with every sip. Its very well balanced, rich and smooth with a slight spicy kick. Definitely one to add to the collection!
7th November 2019
Well considering I got it half price at Tesco's in the clearance at £32 I think is excellent
6th June 2019
Wonderful light dram with just a hint of smoke
22nd March 2019
I received a bottle for my birthday, I just love the Jura range, however the Jura Seven Woods is an excellent dram and a really enjoyable malt whisky
13th January 2019
Yes, I taste the strawberry on toast
23rd December 2018
I love smooth whiskies whereas my hubby loves the Leary ones. He bought this as a gift for me and I have to say, I am over the moon with it. It has to be one of the smoothest, most delightful whiskies I’ve ever tasted.
26th September 2018
I am a huge fan of most of the Isle of Jura whiskeys, but not this one. For me, the flavors are very muddled. I had the same experience with the Balvenie Triple Cask, which uses the same approach of finishing the same scotch in multiple casks, then combining.
2nd September 2018
I was expecting a heavily Oak taste approaching a bourbon much like many multi-wood scotches tend to be. I was very pleasantly surprised. A very mild creamy introduction developing in the back to a smooth, slightly sweet, minimally oaky, a little fruit, and very little peat for a Jura. I like it!
19th August 2018