Archer scored this whisky 87 points 
Without having to struggle in the barrel with his 10 years, he makes a very confident appearance and gets the best out of the ex-bourbon barrel. Crystal-clear Campbeltown profile, plus a good dose of smoke and a varied play of aromas from the nose to the finish. What more could you want.
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Fresh, clear, mildly fruity and salty - everything at the same time, everything at the beginning. Rising sea feeling with salty spray, beach grass, rose hips, damp stone. In the distance, the smoke of a campfire. A very direct nose, you can find an access immediately
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Starts vigorously and remains as fresh and refreshing as the nose already suggested. Freshly cut apricots, lemon juice, grapefruit meat. A hint of smoke. Creamy caramel, espresso beans. Still creamy at the beginning, it dries up over time. The initially restrained smoke note increases in intensity, accompanied by shavings of freshly cut oak logs. (Cayenne) pepper, chervil and savory. Tart herbs.
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Lingers on the tongue for a surprisingly long time. Mineral like the colleagues from Springbank, but with a pleasantly spicy smoky note, slices of lime and bitter herbs.
