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A Scottish malt whisky distillery on the Isle of Mull, originally established as Ledaig back in 1798. Having experienced a turbulent early history, Burn Stewart Distillers has brought success and stability to it in the modern era. It currently produces a standard non-peated spirit and a peated malt. A Scottish independent bottling company established in 1982 with the goal of showcasing lesser-seen ...
Based on 2 published Maltiply reviews.
The smoke is clearly the anchor here, but it isn’t presented as a blunt peat-only style: lemon zest, grapefruit and mineral notes keep the palate bright, while wet stone and coastal hints add a cooler edge. I like that balance on paper. The nose is described as delicate despite the smoky character, and the long citrus, salt and stone finish sounds like a pleasingly focused close.
harbourrambler28 AprThe cracked black pepper sets up a lively contrast with the citrus and mineral notes alongside the peat smoke. That sharp, smoky character sounds appealing, especially with the citrus keeping things in balance.
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