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Laphroaig QA Cask Reviews
Tasting Notes
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Tasting Notes by Billy A
Nose: Icing sugar sweetness backed up by iodine and brine. Some black rubber, warm leather and gravelly minerality hide underneath the sweetness.
Palate: Sweet and syrupy, with candied ginger, hints of black rubber, light coal smoke, bitter charcoal, sweet apple and salted caramel.
Finish: Coal stoves and floral syrup. Lingering sweetness slowly develops into soft woodiness.
14 Customer Reviews
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Not exciting as a Laphroaig can be, passable, flavours are subdued, both on nose and palate.
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A novice single malt drinker..this is the first Single I have tasted so don't have a reference for comparison.Found it light and pleasent .Quite smooth.
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I'm a first year Whisky drinker, but I think this is great!
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Nose: Peated,, typical Laffe smell, with additional spices Palate: Sweet oak, peat, vanilla, spices Finish: Vanilla, peatashes I recommend this on retail at taxfree or bordershops... It is in the same qualityrange as 10 year and Select. It is good stuff at the right price...
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Beautiful blend of peat smoke with a hint of vanilla. Cool, calming and relaxing.
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I am a Laphroaig 10yr stalwart, however after tasting the QA cask I think I am converted. Without losing the medicinal/peaty taste they have added the extra complexity/hit of vanilla that really make this whisky a fully rounded dram, that should appeal to more than the select few. While not offering the punch in the face of the ten year old, it provides the intense sting of a Chinese burn delivered a close family friend.
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Not as intense as the standard . It's good ,but it lacks the in your face quality . I assume it's for people who prefer a lighter whisky .
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smooth and rich
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Very nice peaty and spicy flavor.
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Very disappointing .lacking everything. Never again.
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Superbe
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Very smooth, sweet, slight peat. Strong smoky nose, but then it deceives your tongue and gives you a wood and fruit delight.
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The worst Laphroaig I have tried - weak, insipid, too much vanilla and caramel, basically an easy-drinking Laphy that loses a lot of the distillery medicinal/phenolic peat character.
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genial!
