Whiskyfun:
The Islay just kills, but I’ve never tried the ‘Sherry Cask’, so now’s the time. I’m a fan of what they do at BB&R’s, they have this kind of understated, slightly posh way of doing things that should inspire many loudmouths from all around the world. Even politicians who don’t drink! Colour: deep amber. Nose: concrete and saltpetre at first, then roasted pine nuts, chestnuts, and a blend of well-roasted coffee beans and chocolate pods that have just been torrefied. A very pleasant proposition, not very common. Mouth: but yes! More coffee, orangettes, thin mints, 90% chocolate, dried dates and figs, coffee liqueur (I’ve decided to take it easy with quoting brands), and touches of tarry black liquorice from some of the most extreme Dutch liquorice makers. But yes! Finish: long, superb, extremely well-constructed, chocolaty and coffeeish, with the most perfect balance. Comments: wow, have they added some 1940s Glenlivet or something? At not even 50€, bang-for-your-euro, guaranteed. Genius.
SGP:551 - 90 points.

Seeing some notes just makes me laugh...

Nose:
Sherry (PX and / or Oloroso), dried fruits, roasted shell, gingerbread, a little cocoa and honey, return of dried fruits on the date there very sweet, a little dust that emerges and nuts dusty dryer.
Mouth:
It's creamy, a little orange zest, dry oak, dark chocolate, towards strong coffee, the smell when it is hot, a little zan too, a little bitter, more gingerbread buttered and honeyed, toasted walnuts and raisins
Finish:
medium to almost long length, tenacious in fact, monolithic but lingering on raisins, cocoa and a toasty back!

Good in taste and for the price.