I go with reserved, sage too, fruits are more present, more independent, juicier than in the House of Peers from just now. Removed smoke and wood notes only come through after the first sip. Then also mint and linden blossom. First red-fruity in the mouth, then increasingly darker, resin, soot, polished wood, iodine ointment, cough syrup, water mint. Long, dry finish, bittersweet to the point, cough syrup, mint, etc. Wonderful floral-fragrant soot.
Not quite as exotic smoke as in WID: 64248, less perfectly incorporated sherry - nonetheless comes from a bygone era
