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Appearance - pale golden and a fluffy white head.
Nose - corn, bread and a touch of grass.
Taste - bread and lemon.
Palate - light bodied, dry and fresh finish.
Overall - decent example.
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The Bridge
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Ennerdale
5 months ago
Appearance - flat but brown with reddish chinks.
Nose - very Islay barrel, elastoplast and general salt and seaweed.
Taste - toffee, salted caramel and seaweed.
Palate - full bodied, salty and smoky. Dry finish.
Overall - interesting, I'd say, more than delicious. Needs time in the bottle to re-carbonate. To revisit in 6 months.
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Islay Cask Wee Heavy
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Simple Things Fermentations
5 months ago
Appearance - deep brown to black and opaque. Thin beige head.
Nose - salt, toffee and soy sauce.
Taste - savoury and salty. A bit gnarly.
Palate - medium bodied to full, chewy and salty while at the same time being a bit sweet.
Overall - good.
Appearance - jet black with a thin tan to fawn head.
Nose - wood, almond, wafers and milk chocolate.
Taste - Blackjacks and dry wood with general nuttiness.
Palate - medium to full bodied, dry finish.
Overall - good.
Appearance - opaque black and not much head.
Nose - liquorice, toffee and molasses with something herbal.
Taste - smoke, salt and chilli with chewy chocolate and molasses.
Palate - full bodied, smoky, very savoury and a dry finish.
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Appearance - dark brown to black and a thin beige head.
Nose - salted liquorice and molasses.
Taste - chewy toffee, something dry herb and absolutely liquorice.
Palate - medium to full bodied, dry middle and finish.
Overall - good dry imperial.
Appearance - black and gloopy like crude oil. Thin beige head.
Nose - molasses, blackberry, liquorice and Blackjacks.
Taste - prune and booze. Then disappears.
Palate - full bodied and boozy. Short finish.
Overall - good except expected a linger.
Appearance - opaque black with a thin beige head.
Nose - smoke, tar and molasses.
Taste - smoke, liquorice and savoury.
Palate - medium bodied, dry and smoky finish.
Overall - ok, a bit gnarly.