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anCnoc Peatheart Batch 1 Bottling Note
The smokiest whisky from the anCnoc Peaty range - Peatheart! The Knockdhu distillery has used barley malted to 40 PPM (for perspective, Highland Park whiskies sit at around 20 PPM, while Ardbeg whiskies weigh in at about 50-55 PPM) and it was aged in ex-bourbon barrels before bottling at 46% ABV.
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Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt
Nose: Shortbread, oakcakes, pipe tobacco leading towards earthy peat smoke. Lighter notes of citrus peels and vanilla ice cream.
Palate: Chocolate malt, a touch of BBQ meat, cinder toffee and cardamom seed.
Finish: Surprisingly refreshing on the finish - smoke still persists, but notes of green apple and orange blossom develop alongside it.
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anCnoc Peatheart - Batch 1 Reviews
Del .. enjoying it in superb Glasgow bar Lisbon.
Peaty but both light and smooth, complex but gorgeous whisky...
18th September 2021
Beautiful
Just right
30th December 2020
A cracking peaty anCnoc
A cracking peaty anCnoc, superb!
7th October 2020
Love it!
Somokey and round.
Good one!
21st December 2019
A nice alternative for arderg and kilchoman
A good peated whiskey for people not willing to drink something to strong. It is very smooth and with a strange but enjoyable nice finish
18th August 2019
Decent but no bang for the buck
It had good taste, alot of smoke and tar, bbq and citrus but it lacks something.. feels a little bit watered down or something, not as complex as I would wish. Reminds me of Lagavulin a little bit but not as good and the price is almost the same. This would be a decent choice for about 40-45 euro.
20th December 2018
Not unpleasant, just unremarkable
Whiskies, wines, women, wagons - each offer a wide range of choice, some you can afford, some you can’t; most will get you from A to B. The difference is the thrill of anticipation, the joy of the journey, and the pleasure of the afterglow.
If Peatheart were a wagon, it would get you from A to B, reliably and in tolerable comfort. But I’d probably park it round the corner.
I have no idea what the chaps at Master of Malt were smoking when they sampled this. On the nose, there is a very faint whiff of lychees and medicinal peat; on the palate, light, transient hints of tropical fruit soon fade as medicinal peat returns, along with raw spirit.
Peatheart is priced more than 70% above Talisker 10, and only a tad less than legends such as Uigeadail or Benriach Peated Batch 1. To me, that seems incomprehensible.
18th November 2018
Surprising drink
Medicinal nose initially but really velvety on my tongue, sweet Shortbread and orange, surprisingly light at the end. Not my first choice but very pleasant
25th September 2018
fresh, peaty light with a citrus edge
For an islay peat freak this is a nice change.Its delicate and light but smokey peaty and has a springbank citrus edge. Very light in colour ,its different not as heavy as my islay chums but not harsh for me as j.m. would say 87 out of 100 sort of score I would say
26th December 2017
Nice and light and peaty
It's a nice change for an islay peathead fan,light citrus like a springbank style plenty peat with a nice light finish .It ain't harsh in finish with my bottle doesn't really taste as strong as the 46 % proof would suggest it has a fresh taste but not harsh...
26th December 2017
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