Caol Ila Aged 12 years db(89)
(Cull-eela)
n23 a coastel, salty bitingtang with hints of rockpools and visions of rock pipits and oystercatchers among the seeweed
t23 enormously oily coating the palate with a mildly subduded smokiness and then a burst of gristy malt
f21 carmel and oil
b22 a telling improvement on the old 12-yo with much greaterexpression and width.
43%
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Highland Park 18 years db(95)
n24 an empty honey jar wich once held peaty embers. An enormous nouse of excellent consistency, with salty butter and burnt honneycomb is always present
t23 beatufully sweet, in some way even sweeter than the 12-yothanks to some manuka honey, wich is accentuatedagainst the drier oaky tones and rumbling peat towards the back of the palate: beatifulle chewy, and touch oily and wholly substantial.
f24 some citrus, heathery notes, controlled oak and outstanding cocoa and peat: long and rewarding.
b24 a consistent dram of enormous weight and complexity, bottle after bottle, and never short of breathtakingly brillaint: the ace in the Highland Park pack.
43%
The Glencairn Glass
is a style of glass developed by Glencairn Crystal Ltd. for drinking whisky. Originally designed by Raymond Davidsen, managing director of the company, the shape of the glass i derived from the traditional nosing copital used in whisky labs around Scotland.
The glass design was concluded with aid of master blenders from five of the largest whisky companies in scotland.
In 2006 the glass won the Queen’s award for innovation.
Whyte & Mackay 21 years db(85)
n20
t22
f21
b22 A blend so well married it weares slippers and smokes pipe.
43%
