DESCRIPTION
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TASTING NOTES (by Whiskyfun.com)
Probably very young, it’s an old-style label. Colour: gold. Nose: ouch, this is powerful. Cardboard, vanilla, flour and wet rocks plus a little café latte. Werther’s. With water: pipe tobacco, molasses, vegetables, soy sauce, Barbour grease. Unusual. Mouth (neat): burning! Is there peat now or is there not? Hard to say, such is this one’s hotness. Cough, cough. With water: quite some peat indeed, the rest being so much nicer than on the nose. Creamy vanilla and spices, pepper and liquorice. Finish: long, peppery, gingery, leathery. Comments: a hard one but it becomes wonderful on the palate once you found the right amount of water. SGP:365 - 84 points.
PRODUCT SUMMARY
| Distillery | Benriach |
| Classification | Single Malt Whisky |
| Bottle No./Released | -/- |
| Vintage | 1982 |
| Age | - |
| Bottler | Gordon & MacPhail |
| Bottling Date | - |
| ABV/ Volume | 62.4%/ 75cl |
| Rating/SGP | 84/365 |
| Cask Number | - |
