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Initially launched for travel retail, Talisker Neist Point is named after Skye's most westerly point with the lighthouse depicted on the fold out box. It's a no age statement release that's said to use some of their "finest, rare casks that have been left to rest longer" alongside younger whiskies to create the desired flavour experience.
Caramel, toasted sweet spices, vanilla and, as with many of the newer Taliskers, definite smoke.
More of the same on the palate, which is no bad thing, with pear drops and fennel seed welcome additions.
Sweet smoke, sweet spice, slightly drying. Very long.
Nose: Chorus line of peat...very balanced peat. Palate: Peat assaults the palate unevenly but oddly balances out towards the end. Where's the brine? After: The peat dominates the air for some time.
While I agree with some sentiments below that the price is going the way of all things whisky these days; too much, the quality of the whisky is of interest to many. I've had a chance to spend more time with this after purchasing a bottle, and urge others who think it is not rich to recognize it is subtle, not overpowering (e.g. Dark Storm). Price aside, this has some complexity lacking in the fantastic 57 deg N. The central note is salty and sweet peanut butter, from nose to finish, but there are many other subtle hues surrounding, including orchard fruits and their meadows. A Payday bar mixed with Now n' Later hard candy for the Yanks. And damn well balanced!
A wonderful dram, meant to be sipped on a snowy night in front of a fire with a lover.
This whisky is definitely overpriced. Too common, not enough rich flavoured. Nose and palate are both inexpressive and faint. Dark Storm and 57 North are rather more complex and rich.
LOVE IT!
£5.57 - £35.00