Initial impressions (notes to follow): Fun Stuff great nose nice balanced with the rum doesn't hide it's youth in the mouth

N: Peat Peat Peat / Smoke can easily step in a Ring with an Octomore - after 5-10 min you can sense tropical fruits sweet (mango) , Ananas, Vanilla - coastal...after time smoked cheese

P/D Sticks to the nose: Taste Sweet tropical fruits the sweet peat and smoke everywhere - saltiness (slightly coastal) ,a little milk chocolate...ginger notes .

F: Sweet , Fruity interplay with the smoke medium to long -later ashy and slightly bitter. ( The smoke stays very long and )

- straight auf die 12. ;)

I like the Staoisha character, lots of smoke, relatively clean and strong. The alcohol is usually perfectly integrated, as is the case here. But I notice that these Staoisha don't get quite as razor-sharp in their aromas as they get older, like this one here, for example. An overall nice Torfer, with a slightly sweetish tart touch, probably on tap, even if I can't really recognize rum now. The barrel flavor and the strong peat harmonize very nicely here and there, but often they fight each other a little, overall a rather spicy, peppery Staoischa that lacks the compass.

There weren't that many aroma impressions, I found that a little difficult today. But the bottom line is and even if it's still a nice dram, there are some Staoisha, some of which are significantly better.