A recent bottling from the newly-founded Dramfool series. As the name on this bottle is an anagram of Lagavulin, it’s pretty safe to say this is from that distillery. Bourbon cask, and a great example of a youngish Islay peaty dram.

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Here are my notes:
Nose: Old cupboards
Taste: Sweet, but drying – sour petals, slightly creamy in the background. A light peat too, but floral at the same time.
Finish: It’s quite tongue-coating, hangs around for a while – a very faint bit of lime pickle too.
Nose: lemon smoke & Pink grapefruit.
Taste: metallic, hot and smoky.
Long finish.
Noice; enjoyed at the top of north Berwick law.
Nose: Extra strong mints, hay bales, pot pourri
Taste: Initially sweet, a fruity tang, cream soda
Finish: Ye olde atomic fireballs, with the sugar removed
Nose: wood shavings, after-dinner cheese board and leather sofas
Taste: full and satisfying.
Finish: longish. Anchovies.
Score: 7.6
Make that a 7.8 and a half
Yeah, I liked this one too