
CAOL ILA 9 ans 2013 ARTIST COLLECTIVE 6.0
48%, Single Malt Whisky, Scotland / Islay, 70cL, Ref : 62000
The Caol Ila distillery was owned by the Glaswegian blender Bulloch Lade & Co from 1863 to 1920 and produces a single malt loved not only by master blenders but also by independent bottlers. Matured in ex-wine casks that have been scraped, toasted and re-charred, this version cheerfully expresses Caol Ila’s deeply mine...See more
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Tasting notes
Nose : refined, distinguished. The mineral first nose (chalk, basalt) reveals a very elegant peat and smoke. Also salty and iodine, the aroma palette overflows with fruity (pear, Mirabelle plum), vanilla and refreshingly mentholated notes. Allowed to breathe, aromas of white flowers (lilac, lily of the valley) and aromatic plants (sage, camomile) tactfully fill the air.
Palate : svelte, lively. Just as mineral as the first nose, the attack focuses on malted barley. On the mid-palate, a relatively dry peat appears alongside flavours of toast and candied lemon. Gradually, a few grains of pepper and clove bring the flavour palette more power. At the end of the palate, a very beautiful malty bitterness closes the second stage of the tasting.
Overall : long, rich. The milky start of the finish (coconut, rice pudding) is delicately honeyed (acacia), fruity (Mirabelle plum) andlemony. Tar and sleet notes then turn the focus to the end of the finish’s empyreumatic character. The charming retro-nasal olfaction is flooded with the juice of a William’s pear and agave. Fermentary (grist) and subtle, the empty glass stays in harmony with the nose and palate.
Heavily Peated
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- Origin : -
- Merchant : Artist Collective 6.0
- Product range : collective
- Vintage : 2013 vintage
- Strength : 48%
- Volume : 70cL
- Age : 9 yo
- Peated : Peated
- Packaging : case
- Ref. : 62000

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