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  • Pendleton Midnight

    01- Nose: Notes of salty toffee

    02- Palate: Notes of caramel

    03- Finale: Short finish with notes of artificial caramel and spices

    General impression Despite heavy flavours it is a light Canadian whisky

    Veronica

  • Pendleton Midnight

    01- Nose: vanilla and salt are heavily prevalent here with light touches of nutmeg

    02- Palate: burnt caramel and raw sugar cane are the main flavours here with a slight nuttiness

    03- Finale: the after is fairly short with notes of nutmeg and spice

    General impression probably one of my preferred whiskeys now its just heavy enough to sip on slowly but doesn’t stay with you too long so you take another sip

    Cole Kennedy

  • 1792 Bourbon

    01- Nose: Notes of vanilla and caramel

    02- Palate: A good balance between sweet and spices where you do taste vanilla and caramel notes

    03- Finale: Long finish with sweet and spicy notes

    General impression Overall, light bourbon to drink where it is easy to depict sweet notes from the vanilla and caramel as well as the multiple spices (i.e. rye) for the spicy notes

    Veronica

  • Ardbeg Dark Cove

    01- Nose: Salty, bacon, char.

    02- Palate: Honey, Butter, Smoke, raisin, figs

    03- Finale: Medium/long with tobacco.

    General impression Favourite Yaaarrrr Piratey scotch!

    Audrey

  • Sazerac Rye

    01- Nose: Notes of vanilla and rye

    02- Palate: Notes of cinnamon where the spices evokes your frontal tastebuds

    03- Finale: Smooth and crisp

    General impression Higher notes of rye compared to 1792 small batch bourbon however with similar nose flavours (i.e. vanilla and spices)

    Veronica

  • Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban

    01- Nose: Tangerine, Sandalwood,

    02- Palate: Rosewater, berries, orange confites

    03- Finale: Porto, miel, caramel, berries

    General impression

    Audrey

  • Eagle Rare Bourbon

    01- Nose: Hints of orange peel and vanilla

    02- Palate: Delicate notes of honey

    03- Finale: Dry finale

    General impression Smooth dry finale whiskey where compared to 1792 small batch bourbon and
    Sazerac rye, this whisky is on the sweeter side with less rye and less notes of spices. Overall easy American whiskey to drink where with an added drop of water in the glass – it is easier to smell the orange peel aroma’s.

    Veronica

  • Bruichladdich – Port Charlotte

    01- Nose: Salted caramel, brownie, flamed orange peel, iodine

    02- Palate: smoke, salt, custard creme, white grapes,

    03- Finale: Ginger snaps, rye toast, drying peat smokiness

    General impression This beauty keeps changing on you. Starts off intensely peaty, ends up floral and buttery.

  • 1792 Bourbon

    01- Nose: Un agréable mélange de sucré et épicé avec arôme de caramel et de vanille.

    02- Palate: Il est huileux en bouche, épicé, goût de zeste d’orange et touche de caramel.

    03- Finale: La finale est longue tout en gardant encore son côté épicé et vanillé.

    General impression Le 1792 porte fièrement son nom en l’honneur de l’année où le Kentucky est devenu l’un des 51 états des états-unis. Ce bourbon à la couleur or est non-agé et est à 46.85%.

    MZ

  • Bruichladdich, Classic Laddie

    01- Nose: Salty, orange petals, eucalyptus

    02- Palate: Apple, grape, iodine, toasted grain

    03- Finale: Mineral, toffee, honey

    General impression Like iodine without the smoke?
    Need an entry point in the world of peat?
    The Classic Laddie is for you!

    Audrey