Syleo scored this whisky 69 points 
Copper gold, the darkest of the three - and dark is also the chocolate, which he briefly recalls before campfire smoke from fresh softwood, strongly grilled dates wrapped in bacon, cherries, orange peel and a little caramel with a pinch of cinnamon prevail. Surprisingly aromatic overall.
Smoke meets ashes and again the orange in the mouth, together with the very dark chocolate and sweet herbal sweets. As expected, the bacon dates and the ashes settle a little longer in the finish, but they don't leave a really lasting impression either.
Smoke meets ashes and again the orange in the mouth, together with the very dark chocolate and sweet herbal sweets. As expected, the bacon dates and the ashes settle a little longer in the finish, but they don't leave a really lasting impression either.
