Benromach 40-year-old 2021 Release

CategorySINGLE MALT
DistilleryBenromach
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Age40년
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ABV57.1%
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CountryScotland
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Benromach 40-year-old  2021 Release
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Flavor Profile

Vanilla
Sweet
Oaky
Fruity
Dried Fruit
Honey
Creamy
Smoky
Spicy
Nutty
Citrus
Chocolate
Floral
Peaty
Herbal
Maritime

Tasting Notes

Colour

bronze gold, so they weren't 'dark' sherry casks

air Nose

starts with a little plasticine and whiffs of brand new electronics but gets then absolutely shock-full of dried fruits, including tropical ones. For example, our good friends the bananas. And then, it would move towards bouillons and Asian sauces, soy, teriyaki, sesame... Rather dazzling so far. With water: the plasticine is still there while all the rest is rather sublime and would remind me of some much older 'full sherry' bottles by another, perhaps a tad more famous Speyside distillery. A little wood and rubber smokes (much distant whiffs of burning tyres)

restaurant Palate

these slightly sour touches at first (cherries, balsamic vinegar) that we've already encountered in older vintages, going towards leather, pepper and cigars, then lighter gravy and then marmalade and kumquats, with touches of coffee. Moves a lot, in all senses of that word (except senses that I wouldn't know of as a non-native, naturally). With water: rather different, that is to say more on aromatic and 'fruity herbs', which is just fantastic. Peach leaf syrup, yellow chartreuse (that's easier than quoting many herbs – a taster's trick), fir honey, earl grey, oriental pastries, mint and almonds… What's more the oak remains extremely civilised all along because while being there, it would never raise its voice

timer Finish

long, with more chocolate, coffee and marmalade, with a salty touch and another drop of bouillon, the old fashioned way. The plasticine is back in the aftertaste, which I find funny. There's quite some cracked pepper too

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