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One of four expressions released by Old Pulteney in mid-2018, Huddart is named after the street on which the distillery resides. Following a finishing period in that previously held peated whisky, this is a particular smoky and intense dram.
Nose: Caramel apple, a whiff of bonfire smoke followed by creamy vanilla.
Palate: Burnt sugar and fried banana, alongside a touch of brine.
Finish: Lingering thyme honey and earthy malt.
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There's some harshness to it, a drop of water helps. Not a bad whisky but would have gained a lot with some more years in the casks both with harshness and flavor.Wish I could a try a Huddart style with a range of stated ages from 10 and up I believe all of them would be an improvement over this Nas version.
18th September 2018
Exelent single malt. The sweet and fruits are well balanced by the smokeyness which is very subtle. Can I taste the briney sea, I'm not sure but I like to think so.
31st August 2018