Producer’s tasting notes
Nose: Oily sweet tobacco, old oak and subtle peat, spirituous toffee, with warm vanilla beans.
Palate: Silky roasted malt, sherry & buttery soft peat.
Finish: Long and smooth, subtle peat, big oak & tobacco.
Chief’s Son Release 2 – ‘900 Sweet Peat’ Cask Strength Single Malt Whisky 700ml 60%
Out of Stock
Limited-edition from Barrel 94 that yielded only 63 bottles.
Details
700ml: 60%alc
Region: Somerville Victoria
Cask type: French Oak – Ex-fortified
Bottler: Chiefs Son Distillery
Release date: Early 2020
Individually numbered
Bottling Notes
You don’t need to sit down for this one, whilst it’s big it’s different to your average ‘slap-in-the-head’ peated whisky. The creaminess, smoothness, complexity and mouthfeel of this unique malt whisky will transport you to far distant lands, swashbuckling days and high sea adventures…All matured in ex fortified French Oak Barrels with a very limited run of only 63 cask strength bottles.
1 review for Chief’s Son Release 2 – ‘900 Sweet Peat’ Cask Strength Single Malt Whisky 700ml 60%
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John Atkins (verified owner) –
Sweet Peat by name. Sweet Peat by nature. This is a play in 3 acts. Act 1 – the label Unfiltered, Uncoloured. I like that. No stand ins here. Original Cast. The almost reddish brown colour is all cask influence and you can taste the Apera up front. (First tasting only – once the genie is out of the bottle…the Apera…disappeara. The Peat is balanced in a supporting role, almost disappearing in act 2, there’s cherry (Glace’) and burnt toffee. No that’s too cliche’d, it’s Panela (unrefined dried sugar cane juice). Then in Act 3 the Peat comes centre stage to take a bow and the justified encore. Always leave your audience wanting more. I want more.