Very interesting and unique taste, seaweed seems present and lends itself to a Maritime Heritage but it is unknown how this arrived. A whisky made in the highlands in the only Raasay Distillery. A no age statement ‘while we wait’ whisky that will prove interesting once aged!!
About this bottle
R&B Distillers is currently building a new distillery in the Borders region of Scotland, this expression has been released to mark this new step into the Scottish whisky landscape and is said to be representative of what's to come. (Note: This is not currently available in the U.S.) Borders Single Grain is made from 50% wheat & 50% malted barley from one highland distillery and finished in Oloroso Sherry casks.
How it tastes
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What the hell is this??? Garam masala (I SWEAR) on the nose - really peculiar and off-putting, and I love Indian food. Palate has spent matches, rubber and exotic spice. Originality: 10/10. Desirability: 0/10
Better than I expected for a single grain whisky. A lot of bite at over 50% alcohol but still has a nice sweet flavour behind it. Tastes more in the realm of a strong bourbon rather than a single malt.
smelled sweet like vanilla caramel honey, taste was bright and almost lemony. Tasted at the Raasay distillery!
Light body with a punch of vanilla
Tastes like this
Closest flavor profiles across the whole catalog.
Method and Madness Single Grain Finished in Virgin Spanish Oak Casks