larswehmeier scored this whisky 85 points 
As always with Scotch Universe, the first thing to do is to decode the code on the bottle:
128 ° = 128 months = 10 years + 8 months of maturity
U = unpeated
7.1 '= 1st fill Ruby Port Wine Barrqique barrel
1898.2 = A Speyside distillery opened in 1898, there are a few of them, but the name of the bottling helps us here, apparently Glen Elgin is behind Gamma Epsilon.
A fruity, tasty and once again dangerously drinkable dram, which the druid Michel himself named as his favorite of the current release and I can well understand why!
128 ° = 128 months = 10 years + 8 months of maturity
U = unpeated
7.1 '= 1st fill Ruby Port Wine Barrqique barrel
1898.2 = A Speyside distillery opened in 1898, there are a few of them, but the name of the bottling helps us here, apparently Glen Elgin is behind Gamma Epsilon.
A fruity, tasty and once again dangerously drinkable dram, which the druid Michel himself named as his favorite of the current release and I can well understand why!
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Fruity and still fresh port wine nose. Sweet wine, dark grapes, milk chocolate.
After the first sip, it becomes sweeter and shows sugar and cherries. -
Very soft consistency that makes you believe for a moment that this is a particularly mild dram on your tongue.
But then he clearly shows his strength on the tongue.
Dark berries, the chocolate turns in the direction of dark chocolate. Pleasantly dry on the palate with cocoa and wine. -
Spicy and warming. Becomes pleasantly dry, but remains aromatic. Dark chocolate.
