Smoother and more elegant than the Overaged vintages with the otherwise light, but quite special-looking smoke component. The typical, slightly musty cellar note that is typical of Couvreur, which I otherwise really like, is missing here. No sulfur is perceptible here either.
Overall, a nice and exciting experiment. More often! I just wish there would be more often, or always alternating, a peated and unpeated version, which in the future could be left standing next to each other in the closet and always bought later.
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Very nice, nutty and slightly tart-sour sherry note, of course less heavy than with Blossoming, but still very powerful and elegant at the same time. Orange, cherry, chocolate, nice sherry flavor - reminds me a bit of the house style of Glenfarclas.
Even more pleasing and sweeter at hand temperature with strawberries and ripe, fresh plums. To put in.
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Strong and voluminous. As usual, no thinning is necessary. The alcohol is very well integrated and in this respect it is hard to believe that we are dealing with a proud 52%. Dark red grape, blackberry, cherry, raspberry, spicy European oak, red pepper, light lemon, light chocolate with a little salt.
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Medium length. Walnuts, cherries and oranges remain in the mouth and throat. In addition, nice oak seasoning with raspberry and honey.