Overall rating
84.57/100
votes
31
Whiskybase ID
WB193831
Category
Single Malt
Distillery
Bottler
Best Dram (BD)
Vintage
06.2010
Bottled
07.2021
Stated Age
11 years old
Casktype
1st Fill PX Sherry Hogshead Finish
Casknumber
900411
Number of bottles
293
Strength
56.3 % Vol.
Size
700 ml
Added on
19 oct 2021 9:15 pm by SIEBERTS WHISKYWELT
UncoloredNon-chillfilteredCask StrengthSingle Cask Whisky
Overall rating
84.57/100
votes
31

Average value

€ 79.43

Whisky reviews for Craigellachie 2010 BD

5 users have left 5 reviews for this whisky. Average rating is 84.57 points.

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  1. glen efze scored this whisky 85 points Expert Senior

    A Craigellachie from Best Dram's autumn release 2021, which Michel Reick refined at PX Hogshead. The whisky has a dark copper color, which leads us to hope for a nice sherry whisky, which hopefully has not degenerated into a dark sherry soup. Could be a good dram for the autumn evening ...
    • Nose
      The sherry is instantly present on the nose. First of all there is a very distinct marzipan tone, which then subsides and turns into deep sherry. The whole thing is not as sweet as you might fear with PX, there are herbs, maybe also lovage - but not as a disturbing Maggi note. That actually smells like a cozy autumn evening. Ripe cherries are also there, strong cherry jam, dried apricots. The alcohol is slightly noticeable fresh but well integrated and not prominent. Overall, the aroma is strong.
    • Taste
      The first sip is very strong, the alcohol carries the aromas massively forward, sherry, sweetness, herbs. In the second sip there is also cherry syrup and wood comes out. The hogshead has left strong marks and the alcohol remains strong, tingling on the tongue. The whisky has a rather brutal aroma, is certainly not for someone who likes finely chiseled flavors. It's a dessert whisky that is strong, has a certain sweetness - and concentrated sherry.
    • Finish
      A herbaceous wood note remains in the aftertaste, sherry with wood remains on the palate, the lovage remains with other dried herbs, perhaps a little tarragon. No trace of bitterness - but also no recognizable aroma of the whisky.

      This is a whisky that is carried by its finish. A strong sherry whisky that could hold its own against a hearty meal. So actually a dessert whisky. Is it the fine art of finishing? Here the wooden sculpture is created with the coarse ax - but that can also have its charm. And the sherry lovage tarragon oak stays in your mouth for a long time ...

      www.glen-efze.de

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