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PostPosted: Fri Oct 30, 2015 8:34 pm    Post subject: Ardmore triple wood. Reply with quote

New to the market The Triple Wood has been matured in American oak barrels, quarter casks and puncheons. This expression is NCF and bottled at 46%..

Nose.. The nose has a lovely soft smokey aroma, waves of fruit come dancing out in the form of oranges and apples, subtle citrus peel notes tango with spicy ginger and cinnamon.. There is a hint of eastern delights in here..

Palate.. It is fruity with subtle waves of smoke, spices roll over the tounge, this is good on so many levels, lovely vanilla notes, toffee, a little brown sugar coated almond..

Finish.. The finish is all grown up.. A nice lingering sweet, drying finish with hints of smoke..

Thoughts.. This is a mighty fine whisky, well balanced and full of complex layers.. A very good whisky to share with friends.. There is a maturity to it, you just want to spend more time getting to know it, the nose changes from subtle notes to big bold flavours then back again.. It invites you to dive in..

This review was part of a live Twitter tasting.. Thanks to Steve from the whisky wire and the gang from Focus.. Graeme and Alexandra..
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