Nose: Orchard fruits- particularly pears, but with light woody apples too. Meadows- light, field flowers with cut grass. A little smoke, with some hay and barley, a touch of flint. Some white pepper and salinity, with slight maritime fishiness.

Palate: Extremely silky mouthfeel, with slight waxiness and tropical fruits, flowers take the fore, particularly honeysuckle and lilies. Some milkiness and salinity, with spice and lemon curd.

Finish: Peppery, long finish, with some succulent fruit.

Overall: An extremely interesting malt whisky. A lot of Campbeltown character, with a really mineralic qualities, but gives way to a beautifully and unexpected fruity palate. A wonderfully surprising and unusual whisky, definitely worth trying.