Hobbit did not rate this whisky 
Oh herje, that's a heavy number,
It is not too old, but it is too impetuous and disorganized in my nose, the fine mild taste has brought me out of the concept, but I thought I overrun the strength of cask strength, instead sessile sherry and oak flavors with citrus and fine creamy finish.
The tip is now completely in the blue: 43-46% (despite perceptible alcohol), 12 years, sherry barrel, Glenfarclas
It is not too old, but it is too impetuous and disorganized in my nose, the fine mild taste has brought me out of the concept, but I thought I overrun the strength of cask strength, instead sessile sherry and oak flavors with citrus and fine creamy finish.
The tip is now completely in the blue: 43-46% (despite perceptible alcohol), 12 years, sherry barrel, Glenfarclas
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Sherry and clear wood in the first nose, something tells me that I know that or at least the distillery, but I can not get it (Glenfarclas?). The nose says cask strength and in the first thought quite old age, tanned reader, old wood and spice combines with the sherry, increasingly I get into pondering because of the age. The alcohol stings something, the whole Matl is quite stormy, a bit restless .. too restless for a great age,
Sherry, wood and subtle glue / solvent red, orange, citron, caramel, not particularly complex.
The second nose brings forth citrus and sherry in combination with caramel and vanilla. -
Very mild start for what I expected, sherry, oranges, chocolate, fresh Zitruslastigkeit, already clear oak, subtle caramel, light tobacco and leather aromas, relatively dry spicy
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first caramel and oak-accented before sherry fruits and raisins combine, medium-long and again mellow finish with nuts in the finish and a beautiful combination of creamy chocolate and citrus fruit
