Surprisingly fruity and pleasant. Pears, peaches and honey. Mild and yet not restrained. With a little time, a slightly mild oak note is added, a few floral notes are also recognizable. Quite discreet in the background something that reminds me of a single grain.

Again, very mild and now a bit more restrained than in the nose. Very sweet, the fruit and honey notes from the nose are absolutely dominant. The oak note from the nose completely disappeared. Blind I could have touched on a maturation in Rumfass, so sweet-fruity comes from the reason. Really nice!

Here, too, there is a long hustle and bustle of sweetish aromas. The finish itself rather short, but without junk. Only at the very end then a little drier, here then shows the oak again.