TWB Tasting Notes:

Nose: The aroma is an inviting fusion of traditional Speyside character and the unique influence of the Port cask. At the forefront, one encounters ripe, dark fruits such as plums and blackberries, intertwined with a luxurious sweetness reminiscent of red wine. There’s a subtle hint of oak and vanilla, adding layers of complexity, while a whiff of smoky tobacco and a dash of spice provide an enticing depth.

Palate: On the palate, the Craigellachie 15 Year Old delivers an opulent and full-bodied experience. The dark fruit notes detected on the nose develop further, offering a rich and succulent berry sweetness, complemented by the tangy zest of orange peel. The Port cask maturation shines through, with a velvety richness and subtle notes of dried fruits and nuts. The malt's inherent character adds a slightly earthy, robust backbone, while hints of chocolate and spice weave through, creating a harmonious balance.

Finish: The finish is both elegant and enduring, leaving a lasting impression of warmth and richness. It carries forward the complexity of the palate, with a lingering sweetness and a touch of oak and spice, ensuring a satisfying conclusion to the tasting journey.