The nose is certainly unusual – ginger beer
We were sitting comfortably in a North Frisian roofed wicker beach chair with the sea in front and the sand dunes and pine forest behind enjoying juicy fruity jelly beans as well as iced Moroccan mint tea with a hint of lemon
assorted sweet dessert wines
Then strawberry jelly gave way to raisoned grapes and sticky dessert wine accompanied by weighty Madeira cake
plenty of whipped cream and a glass of Pedro Ximenez VORS Sherry whilst the taste was now warm and spicy
Cask No. 108.44 AlmostGone The nose is certainly unusualCask No. 108. 44 Left field peat Speyside, Spey We found this to be a subtle example of this curiously peated make. The initial nose showing a light, ethereal and chalky peat smoke with a brittle, wispy smokiness. It continued to open with linens, snapped green twigs, warm bonfire ashes and browned butter with pink sea salt. Water flushed out a rush of dried herbs, BBQ embers, cured mats and smouldering rosemary wood. The neat palate was hot and full