Product Description
Laphroaig Select is aged in a combination of Oloroso sherry butts, American white oak (we suspect some of this is virgin oak), hogsheads seasoned with Pedro Ximenez, quarter casks and first fill bourbon casks. This results in a restrained and toned down version of this Islay classic.
Character
Character
- Nutmeg
- Cinnamon
- Dried Fruit
- Oak
- Iodine (tcp)
- Smoke
Product Facts
Product Facts
Bottler
Distillery Bottling
Country
Scotland
Region
Islay
Colouring
No
Laphroaig Select
70cl / 40%
In stock online
£28.25
Web Exclusive Price
£23.54 ex VAT
(£40.36 per litre)
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Delivery
Delivery
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From £6.95
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From £4.95
Click & Collect (Mon-Fri 10am - 5pm)
Free
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Returns
30-Day returns policy
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Tasting Notes
Tasting Notes
Tasting Notes by Billy A
Nose
Punchy medicinal and mineral notes on the nose - muddy peat, rockpools and sea spray. Behind that there is sweetness, with chocolate milk and cornflake touches, as well as sherbert lemons and a gentle touch of wood smoke.
Palate
Soft and surprisingly light on the palate, with gingery spice, vanilla, sour apple and char backed up by nutmeg, cinnamon and a little dried fruit. The peat from the nose is subdued, with a soft and syrupy pine note coming through.
Finish
Spicy new oak, sour apple and a touch of damp wood. As that fades the traditional medicinal notes appear and linger for a short while.
Comment
An introductory Laphroaig, offering a big hit on the nose and a softer palate to lure in the unsuspecting.
Producer's Notes
Colour
A Fully Natural colour with no caramel added, it is sparkling gold with layers of colour – arising from different maturations and oils mixing together.
Nose
Peat first, then ripe red fruits from the PX and Olorosso casks. A hint of dryness next from the American oak with a long lingering florally finish - Marzipan and even limes at the end.
Palate
This full bodied whisky is initially sweet up front- matching the nose, then the classic dry, peaty, ashy flavours come bounding in followed by a lovely rich finish arising from the rich fruits of the European casks.
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Customer Reviews
(108 Reviews)
Really pleasant and affordable product from Laphroaig. Well-balanced with notable peat and oak. A splash of water reveals seaweed, sweetness and some christmassy notes. Drinking my fourth bottle and will certainly buy again.
I bought it not pretending to be sensitive to aromas and tastes (unlike wine). I will say Glenfiddich tastes like cough syrup. It is refreshing. Light. Easily drinkable.
Depends what you want, I suppose. This is a perfectly decent entry-level malt but in a blind tasting I would have had absolutely no idea that it was a Laphroaig. If you want something like this, spend less.
Don’t be put off by some idiot reviews, this is a decent light and initial slightly sweet whisky with ginger pepper etc after.
Given to me by my young grandson who has very limited funds at his disposal. He knows that I like a single malt whisky and saved up yo give me a bottle for my birthday. How do I tell him that it is the worse whisky I have ever had the misfortune to drink...Just like drinking TCP .ABSOLUTELY AWFUL whisky. Sorry Laphroiag this really is a terrible product.