Aerolite Lyndsay 10 Year Old - The Character of Islay Whisky Company 70cl

Nose - peat, fruit, zest
Palate- peat and honey
Finish - long, peaty and peppery (due to younger age and higher ABV).Different region, but I could swear this came from Tobermory. I was quite impressed, nonetheless. On an unrelated note, anagram is a clever attempt, but 'The Character of Islay' would sound better.

Im no expert but I found this gem when i started my whisky adventures, really enjoyed it as I like peated whisky, until the price went up by 50% …. Glad to see its back sensible and I will be re stocking .

Got this as a present from a whisky connoisseur friend , who mostly drinks independent bottler’s whisky and man - I was not disappointed. It has everything you would expect and know to love form an Islay. So much balance between peat, fruit, delicate toffee mouthfeel and a touch of saltiness. A real treat with zero caramel and gentle , sweet peat!

Present for my birthday which I am currently enjoying. Love Islay whisky…this is up there with the best

I loved this. Such an approachable dram and Islay lovers will enjoy trying to work out which distillery it comes from. It’s not overly peaty at all. My new house whisky.

Perfectly balanced Islay, really really nice stuff.

If you do your research, you'll find that this is bottled by Atom Supplies which you'll notice if anyone has ordered from MoM before, is Atom Supplies...
My wife bought me this to celebrate an exam I recently passed. I don't think I've disliked a Islay yet, but I'm on the fence with this one. I've had some really cheap islays which have been fantastic as I enjoy the younger, harsh profile they give. At the price point there is much better out there in my opinion (and it is only mine). I'm around half way through the bottle and I probably need to let it breathe before returning to it, hopefully it mellows a bit more. There's peat smoke and there's some sherried richness but apart from that there's not much going on for me. Don't get me wrong, it's not a bad whisky, I think it's one I'd skip after this bottle and not return.

I have to say it was for me a very distinctive taste, not some thing I would go back to .

If you’ve only drank sweet spays for
Most of your scotch career (10 years ish) as
I did and hated peaty ones. This WILL turn you. It’s lovely, sweet. Smokey and nutty and I’m hooked for life. I’ve been told I’m now on the journey???

Cracking drop , really happy i went for this, not over complex - for the time served whisky drinker it may not have the range but i though it was avery easy to drink whisky