This Single Malt, aged 10 years, has a wickedly full on smokey flavour. (I'm talking mega-smoke.) Suitable for a warm day, it goes down smooth with a tidbit of bite on the aftertaste, it makes me feel like I should be drinking it with a gun in one hand, sitting in a warm breeze shooting at stuff. (not people).Definitely worth a nip or two, but I get the impression that all those smokey flavours would wear thin pretty quickly. A bottle of this stuff will set you back $80-$90, which is perfectly reasonable. It's not radical by any means, but it is solid.
6/10
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