| Whisky | J.J. Corry The Gael |
|---|---|
| Type | Blend |
| Cask | Bourbon cask |
| Age | 7 years old |
| Abv | 43% |
| Rating | 67/100 |
Sweet on the nose and palate. some sourness on the nose but not unpleasant. lots of chilli pepper on the palate. needs water
Malty, vanilla, honey, floral, hops, acetone, scampi and lemon crisps
chilli pepper, honey, citrus, a little alcohol vapour, string malty cereal, lots of sweet vanilla. Papaya, fruit salad sweets
dry wood, pepper, fizzy sherbet
The first JJ Cory I've tasted but a bit disappointing given the hype. After the initial hit of spice and alcohol fizzling out quickly after that.
Hot yet fruity nose, with the promise of baked apples and hints of caramel.
Far hotter than its 46% which burns off the fruit that was there.
Long hot thin alcoholic finish. A little spice but mostly ethanol. Though to be fair it does open up a little with some time to breathe.
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