The final bottle in the seven-strong Art of Whisky series, this features a label design by competition-winner Linda Gillon, whose piece responds to the question: 'what does the art of whisky mean to you?' Inside the bottle is 24-year-old Springbank single malt, with notes of earth, peat, chocolate, smoke and nuttiness.
Springbank 24 Year Old Reviews
Tasting Notes
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Tasting notes by Billy Abbott (The Whisky Exchange)
Nose: Bracken and soft gingerbread men lead, sweetness and rich earth follow. Wood smoke and farmyards hide at the back. A layer of nuttiness sits below and sweet cream floats above.
Palate: Earthiness, sweetness and a hint of smoke to start: sweet wood and damp peat. Chocolatey hints appear, along with spice and lemon zest. Things continue to darken, with more cocoa and a hint of muddiness, although with a sherbet tingle.
Finish: Floral notes and sherbet linger, finally giving way to candied lemon peel and earthy spice.
1 Customer Review
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wonderfull
