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Komagatake 駒ケ岳 Aged 22 Years

Dec 11, 2016
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Komagatake 駒ケ岳 Aged 22 Years

Style: Bright and smooth


Rating: ☆ [Recommended]


Nose:

Delicate run of dark raisin syrup. Coffee beans, leather and tobacco leaves submerges. Confident layering of malt, orange and vanilla. A rather atypical touch of light corn syrup dipping on top, dark fruits stewing with gentle smoke at the back.


Palate:

Sweet, ripe cherry fruits flow onto the palate, chocolate eclairs. Light, upbeat jazzy mood you can dance with it. Seamless stitching with multi-layers of flavours. Lovely maltiness flourishing brightly at the middle with a neat citrus zing. Vanilla brushes and finishes with a light orange note.


Finish:

Roasted almonds dipping in thick grape juice. Lip-smacking sweetness lingers on.


Thoughts:

Nicely sherried, although from what I have read it is not the sole vatting component. Cheerful and light-hearted tone, quite a memorable dram as there are not many whiskies which can light up the mood and make you smile. Quality malt and hopefully I can get to try more of their expressions in near future.


[43% | 2013 Bottled | Original Bottling | Limited Edition | 1359 Bottles]


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