Cragganmore 1993/2013, 20 YO, Wilson & Morgan

sample from a friend-

Nose: Fairly rich and buttery at first. Bitter-sweet caramel soaked in rum. Sweet and candied on Bailey's with a dash of orange oils. Hint of raisin jam. Perhaps even lightly burned honey. In the back are some echoes of the malty base. Great stuff so far. (with water) Just a drop or three, easy does it! More fine, sweet, and beautiful coffee. Fine sandalwood, and aged sweet cigar wrappers. Less rich, but no less lovely.

Palate: Lighter mouthfeel than I'd anticipated; I nearly expected to find a thick caramel coming from the glass. Less sweet as well and oak is in the middle of it. Coffee with chocolate flakes and a raspberry blended into the field. (with water) More coffee and milk chocolate, perhaps even some rum-balls. Surprisingly very light feel.

Finish: A return of sweet water playing into fine dark chocolate, a drop of coffee, and a fond welcome from mixed red berries. A pleasant transition. A very charming dram, with all the makings of a pour complex and enjoyable, factors that only cast the light mouthfeel into greater and more frustrating relief. If this were more substantial, it'd be excellent, so I'd give it a steady mark

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