Chiefs Son - The Tanist 43%abv 30ml Gets animalistic with these notes

Gets animalistic with these notes of goat and cow stable

The quality of Glenrothes has actually remained quite consistent but it has not been promoted in the same way so it is not selling as well - sadly marketing wins over taste

damp and earthy

Adds some nice brown sugar and tropical fruit notes which work well with the Blair Athol distillate

then used to mature The Kalash

Chiefs Son - The Tanist 43%abv 30ml Gets animalistic with these notesCore Range bottling from Chief's Son from the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria Official Tasting Notes: Nose: Malty and rich, ripe peaches and pears, old sherry and citrus with vanilla and toffee. Palate: Honey sweetness dry sherry, malty, chewy with dark caramel and subtle smoke. Finish: Bitter dark chocolate and white pepper with hints of smoke.