Dramned! did not rate this whisky 
Of course, this Aultmore lacks the heaviness, depth, and purity of ripened whisky, all of it is very strong, but it is primarily carried by the fast-moving alcohol and takes place on the surface. He is already very complex and full for his seven years, but seems somehow aimless and does not really know where he wants to go. Personally disturb me the grainy notes, which run out of the beautiful sherry notes almost the rank. In the overall picture exciting and powerful, but too unbalanced and stubborn.
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At the beginning, light fruits like fermented grapes, juicy oranges and lemons, as well as a very creamy cereal sweetness, which reminds of a grain. After some time, a strong leathery spice and then slowly the first typical sherry fruits, dark and sweet and sour, they are already watering their mouths. Nuts and cereals, a metallic tone and even oak barrels form a light base. The alcohol is omnipresent and sometimes stings in the nose.
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Also in the mouth after a wild and sharp start a malty-sweet sweetness that spreads warming, beautiful sour orange or ripe plums. Then here, the hearty leathery-salty spice of the nose. I hardly have oak here.
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In the finish, he can no longer hide his young age - he is still full of strength on the palate, he scurries down the pharynx relatively without comment and leaves hardly any worth mentioning except a nice warming sweetness and light fruit.
