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Following their Edited release, Bold is a fully peated single malt from Paul Distilleries (they're aptly named expressions). Peat is brought over to Goa from Islay for Bold, where it is used to dry their 6-row Indian barley.
Nose: Fragrant toasted barley, dried grass, a little kipper smoke, citrus peels, green apple and brown sugar.
Palate: Honeyed oak and fruity coffee with that Islay peat again making its character gently known. Spicy porridge, lime and dry toast.
Finish: Peaty, peppered oak.
Overall: Fully peated Paul John single malt whisky from India!
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28th May 2020
Smoothest whiskey ive ever tasted thank you
30th April 2020
Hi, well, I enjoyed Paul John Bold along with a Cigar and had a great time savouring the taste and flavours of this medium dry, not so boldly peated malt. Great peppery spice flavour with hint of dried grass is what comes to mind that gets pronounced on sipping after resting it with single cube of melted ice. Works pleasantly on senses when paired with a medium bodied Maduro wrapped Cigar.Had a great time..!! Try it out...
4th December 2019
Beautiful amber color. A medium dry whiskey with hints of chocolate toffee and tobacco.The finish is dryer with some smokey tarish tones
30th November 2019
Spot on with the Port Charlotte comparison. Has a heavy citrus hit with earthy peat. A little bit of espresso, more fruityness. Very good stuff, but missed "great". Somehow it's just not well integrated enough for me. The peat, the sweetness, and the spirit all seem to do their parts, but don't really come together. An opportunity missed, if I were to be harsh. Within the category, Amrut peated is waay more sophisticated in my opinion. Still a solid 7/10
3rd November 2019
Really it's a master of malt what a mind blowing smokey it will leave behind to all single malt of Indian and imported l never tasted this type of taste
26th May 2019
A new one for me - and very glad I took a punt. Very similar to 'Port Charlotte islay barley' it has that creaminess although this is less smokey - more on the level of a Bowmore or even an Ardmore. And it's non chill filtered. Yes - it's young but I guess that out in Goa Whisky matures so much quicker.To be honest, you could pay half as much again to get anything this good from Scotland nowadays. I'll be trying more from Paul John in future - if this is their 'entry level' bottling the better stuff must be fantastic.
21st February 2019
Bold new kid and what a palate.. gr8 mouthfeel and aftertaste.. can give some big scotches run for their money
21st April 2018
One of the best single malt in India
12th April 2018
I loved the taste, however, having been to India even the rivers and glaciers where this professes and seen the pollution, I would rather not partake.
27th March 2018
Best malt for it's price
4th August 2017
One of the favourite whiskies, I would highly recommend!
29th July 2017
No question one of my favourite peated whisky I've ever had!
12th April 2017
Finally, an Indian whisky that can hold its own even against scotch!
27th July 2016
Absolute beauty of a dram...must try
6th July 2016