This was awarded a Gold Medal at the 2008 International Wine and Spirit Competition. Poit Dhubh (pronounced Potch Goo) is Gaelic for Black Pot, a name for an illicit still. This is a blended malt.
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Just finish a canal cruise where I tasted 24 out of a possible 47 Scotches, then there were multiple distillery tours, then I found this. While Langavulin 16 is my go to, this was marvelous!
Stunning…… better than many malts. We went back for a second bottle while staying at Eilean Larmain.
Picked up a bottle on my trip to Skye from the US in 2019. It's one of my favorites, but unavailable stateside. ... Guess I need another trip to Skye!
What a wonderful tasting Whisky. Had it on our fishing trip and it was a real hit.
I had heard nothing but good about this whisky and was so looking forward to opening it when it arrived. To say it was disappointing is an understatement. I poured a measure and couldn't finish it. It was just unpleasant. I offered it to a mate who likes his blends - he tried it and had the same reaction. A lot of his customers enjoy whisky, so he canvassed them, too. Not one liked it and not one would buy it. It's a shame, because I had high hopes. Lesson learned, don't buy whisky blind, or buy a selection of samples instead.
