Community Review

Bladnoch Chapter Eleven 35 Year Old, Bourbon Cask, 1990, Decadent Drinks, 54.2%

A Maltiply member's tasting notes and whisky impression.

91 / 100

Vanilla, pastry, apricot and honey make for a generous sweet opening, but this is not simply a sugar parade. Citrus, grass and deeper spices bring welcome counterweight, while the palate’s waxes and mineral oils add a more savoury edge. The long, lemony finish keeps that balance going, with sweet grass and drying oak rather than an endlessly sugary fade. A layered, warmly appealing character, with enough contrast to keep the sweeter notes interesting.

Reviewed by SaltairSoda

Nose
Vanilla, pastry, sweet apricots and honey, Chalk, light tobacco leaves and sweet lemons
Palate
Crystallised fruits, citrus and grass, Deeper spices, waxes, yellow plums and mineral oils
Finish
Long and lemony, with honey, sweet grass and drying oaky notes

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