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08Q2 - LONGMORN 16 yo [Distillery bottling at Standard Strength] |
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Name |
Color |
Nose |
Body |
Palate |
Finish |
Comments |
Meeting |
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Bluff |
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Wet oak |
Rich and medium-bodied |
Creamy butter, toffee and butterscotch |
Coating, but somewhat bitter finish |
Lousy packaging...the box was not designed to pick up from the top. Overly fancy packaging and leather trim on the bottle makes me think the distillery is trying to hide something undesirable about the scotch. |
08Q2-Bluff
May 31st, 2008 |
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Bop |
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A light but happy taste. |
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A speyside with a little bit of taste. It wears its 16 years quite well. I'm sure the lesser aged malts that go into blends lack the character of this expression. |
08Q2-Bluff
May 31st, 2008 |
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08Q4 - LONGMORN 16 yo [Distillery bottling at Standard Strength] |
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Name |
Color |
Nose |
Body |
Palate |
Finish |
Comments |
Meeting |
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Bluff |
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Salty, iodine |
Big and Bold |
Sweet, then meaty. cutting it draws out the toffee and less ether |
Long, kind of bitter, not very comforting/friendly |
48% - needs to be cut, it's rough without it. |
08Q4-Bop
January 3rd, 2009 |
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Bop |
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Cherry |
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Cut or as a 48? The bottler recommends both, btw. It actually needed the help as it became fruity and tasteful upon cutting. |
08Q4-Bop
January 3rd, 2009 |
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Hoopie |
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Briny; after cutting fruity (cherries) |
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Slight saltiness almost cough syrup |
Not much until after cutting |
Cutting it really opened it up. |
08Q4-Bop
January 3rd, 2009 |
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Lakeview |
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Iodine |
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peppery with cherry |
Excellent cut with a 1/4 teaspoon |
Much better when ever-so-slightly cut |
08Q4-Bop
January 3rd, 2009 |
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16Q4 - LONGMORN 18 yo Old Malt Cask [Hunter Laing bottling at Cask Strength] |
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Name |
Color |
Nose |
Body |
Palate |
Finish |
Comments |
Meeting |
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Bop |
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Cherry, vanilla-bourbon |
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Black licorice - a lot of traction igniting cotton mouth |
Morning after cottonmouth. After cut lots of chocolate covered cherries. Way better cut. |
16Q4-Stretch
January 21st, 2017 |