Nose: gentle, wood, vanilla, raisins
Palate: gentle, sweet, caramel, citrus
Finish: short, wood, sweet, butter
Conclusion: I would rather buy a bottle of the Balvenie Doublewood 12, instead of this one; it is missing something. Not that it is a bad dram - far from that, but it is quite - lacking a better word - boring.
More info: Three different cask types have been married in order to create this whisky: a first-fill ex-Bourbon, a refill ex-Bourbon and an ex-Sherry cask. First appeared on the market to honour Balvenie's Malt Master David Steward's 45 years of active duty in the whisky industry.
It is not being created any longer.
Mark: +++++
Conclusion: I would rather buy a bottle of the Balvenie Doublewood 12, instead of this one; it is missing something. Not that it is a bad dram - far from that, but it is quite - lacking a better word - boring.
More info: Three different cask types have been married in order to create this whisky: a first-fill ex-Bourbon, a refill ex-Bourbon and an ex-Sherry cask. First appeared on the market to honour Balvenie's Malt Master David Steward's 45 years of active duty in the whisky industry.
It is not being created any longer.
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