The third of this ranges of Tullibardine.
Nose: Apple, cereals, hints of vanilla and toffee
Palate: First sweet and strong gets softer after a few seconds
Finish: Toffee and cereals and very short
With a teaspoon of water.
Nose:More cereals, less apple but datles, it needs that drop of water.
Palate: A little more sweet
Finish: Still very short and prickling on the tongue.
I'd say the Burgundy finish is the best of these three.
The Whisky Chamber from Rheinfelden Germany bottled this Whisky
It is bottled from a 1st fill Rum cask No 394 and has the bottle no 133/301 (50 cl)
It has a pale gold apearance and is non-chill filtered and uncolored and produces pearl drops and then nice long legs.
Nose: Rum Caramel, Vanilla
Palate: Strong but not to harsh, very sweet.
Finish: Long, vanilla
With a teaspoon of water added.
Nose: Rum caramel a hint of smoke
Palate: Not that strong anymore but still sweet.
Finish: Stil long and with caramel, sparkling at the toungs edges.
A very nice Whisky I'd buy again, if still available, could be that it is not anymore as this happens when you buy bottles from and independent bottler.
Thanks a lot Thomas for that one. More to get from Thomas Ide owner of the TWC: https://www.whisky-chamber.com
