Cask No. 72.53 Grain Its additional maturation in a

Its additional maturation in a second-fill Sauternes hogshead has increased complexity but done little to mellow this vibrant dram

The reduced nose was rather masculine – rock-pools

Drinking tip: Add a dash of water for a fruity affair

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Cask No. 72.53 Grain Its additional maturation in aCask No. 72. 53 Light winged Dryad of the trees Speyside, Lossie The Dryads (from the Greek drys = oak) were wood nymphs gentle, shy and light of touch (like Keats haunting, elusive nightingale). This whisky noses like that light, floral and sweet (honeycomb crunch, apples, pears, pot pourri), but with herbal, woody, almost earthy breath (nettles, liquorice, hessian). With water, it retains the sweet innocence of Dolly Mixtures* and marshmallow tea