Finlaggan Sherry Finished
Finlaggan Islay Single Malt has many glorious and award winning expressions.
TASTING NOTE
NOSE
Rich peat smoke and big ripe fruits; Old leather and a hint of tobacco.
PALATE
Thick chewy peat and rich fruity notes. Smoke and sea salt. Oranges and dried fruits.
FINISH
Long and warming. More smoke and fruit.
Data sheet
- Country
- Scotland
- Littering
- 0.7
- Brand
- Finlaggan
- Alcohol level
- 46°
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