Lagavulin reviews

And here I was thinking that heavily peated whisky wouldn't be to my liking yet. But this Lagavulin made me see the light! After several careful encounters with Laphroaig and Ardbeg, I now tasted this…

Well, this is my first review so bear with me please ;)Nose: A bit sour, very peaty, vanilla(!)Mouth: smoke, earth, little watery at first, almost silky (a little sweet even), explodes afterwards, this…

N: rubber, medicinal, leather, salty, wet wood, marmeladeT: Salty, tobacco, ginger(!), liquoriceF: Eh.....long. C: GREAT. Just GREAT

The first whisky to ever hook me was the Lagavulin 16yr. Such a lovely dram. It reminded me of the first time I went camping with my father (25+ years ago, I was 11 or so) we had a warm campfire and were…

It consistently astounds me that this bottle only costs about $60 US dollars. I see there are more than a few reviewers before me that have accurately analyzed the taste. I seek here to put things in…

Smokey. Forest fire. Colour is a light copper and full bodied. Flavours are walnut and raisiny fruit completely coated in peat and smoke.

The nose is deep and powerful. The initial hit is huge peat plus iodine. After a few sniffs, a bit of vanilla and some fruity sweetness starts to come through.The initial hit for me is the reverse of the…

Lagavullin is like all islay peated and smoky. It has a nice strong finish.

This is my absolute favourite everyday whisky. This is the standard to which every new sip of whisky is compared.

This whisky takes no prisoners and is not for new comers.This is possibly the most powerful smelling of all the quality Islay malts, so much smoke and heat and a lovely hit of salt.Drinking this neat is…