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Product Description
Matured in bourbon barrels for 5 1/2 years before spending eighteen months in fresh casks from a legendary Barolo producer.
Product Facts
Product Facts
Bottler
Distillery Bottling
Age
Vintage
Bottling Date
January 2008
No of Bottles
12120
Country
Scotland
Region
Campbeltown
Cask Type
Gaja Barolo Wine Finish
Chill Filtered
No
Colouring
No
Longrow 2000 7 Year Old Barolo Wood Finish
70cl / 55.8%
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Customer Reviews
I've had several bottles of this stuff and I love it...it's fairly unique and the nose and mouth always remind me of cold cup of tea with no milk-strange I know! Has just the requisite amount of peat and smoke, and a little salty as most Campbelltowners are. Overall it's great fun, and at a strength which makes it good value for a regular dram.
This is most interesting and enticing whisky. Stunning winey notes to begin with, then a battle between whisky and wine with the result quite unusual, an odd compromise with a moderated taste of salt, smoke and scent of grape. Is this the red wine drinkers whisky? Not sure, an oddity. SMWS once bottled a Bruichladich out of port pipes that was pink in colour and quite stunning, this is not quite as stunning, but good.
I had a little schnifter of this recently and the first thing that came out my mouth was - wow! This is quite something. Nose invoked butter cream sponge filling. Palete was smokey, rich, big mouth feel. Finished with hint of peat. Amazing for a 7 year - perhaps they should let the Angels take a couple more % pts but two drops of water would take off the full cask edge - wish I had tried that!
Nose: nosy. Taste: I'd say tasty, but that would be silly, so I'll say poignant. Finish: true friendship.
Marmite whisky. Love it or hate it. Nose: Barolo grape/wine prominent, then sweet barley and peat smokiness. Taste: Interesting Bourbon/Barolo battle, then Longrow emerges with salt/peat-smoke. Finish: Long, peat dies away. Salty. Verdict: Something unique and different if you want pure Longrow go for 14YO.