| Oliver Klimek | Colour: Bright copper -
Nose: Rather closed neat, vaguely nutty and fruity. With water: pungent, almost irritating the nasal mucous membranes, dried fruit and mild spices underneath. -
Palate: Sharp and acrid tones dominate and cover raisins, orange zest, caramel, cinnamon. -
Finish: Rather long (sadly) and not too pleasant. -
Overall: I have often stated that I usually dont mind sulphur in a whisky, and more often than not I actually like it when it spices up a dram. But this is too much even for me. When I opened the bottle I saw grey fumes in the bottleneck! If you have to, drink it neat. Water unleashes the demons. I tasted many wonderful aBunadhs, but this batch should never have been bottled. |
