The red wine barrel gives it an exciting fruity note, which is pleasantly complemented by the peat.
Smoke dominates the smell and tastes less, which I personally like very much.

Nose: A massive smoker. The alcohol stings a bit at first. Cold campfire, ashes. Reminds me of my Danish smoked salt. Add to that cane sugar and herbs (peat). After getting used to it, I also notice a clear cherry fruit. He also has something banana - combined with an association in the direction of "mealy" and "young". This note covers everything else in the nose in places - the youth pushes itself so to speak again and again. So I let him go for a while. After a few minutes, the other aromas are more noticeable and finally there are a few subtle wood notes (clove, caramelized oak).

Mouth: A lot of power and a little stormy alcohol. Carnation, allspice. Tart herbal. Then it becomes fruity. Ashy smoke as a base note.

Finish: sweet. Ashy. It seems a bit weak on my chest at first. A red wine note develops, some chocolate, it is also a little banana-creamy. After several sips I get the idea of a tobacco note.

Conclusion: A powerful youngster who wants to be seen. And I think it's worth looking at. It brings its aromas (smoke! Cherry fruit!) Very clear and well structured.

Blind tasting:
Nose: peat smoke, citrus
Taste: quite sweet, peat smoke, earthy, nuances of red fruits
Finish: medium to long, sweet-peaty, greasy
Could be a Laphroaig
Conclusion: ok, sweetness pleases, complexity can be expanded, 74/100

Perfect!