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Paul John Brilliance

Paul John brilliance

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@sorrenReview by @sorren

24th Jan 2016

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Paul John Brilliance
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Tonights tasting is taking me on a trip around the world to India, I have the pleasure of trying 3 offerings from Paul John. Tonight is no1 tasting and is the Brilliance. Paul John Single Malts are the master creations of John Distilleries Ltd (JDL). Established in 1992, the company is driven by the vision of its Chairman, Mr Paul P. John. His passion for creating liquor brands of international repute led him to persevere, innovate and break the mould. JDL has a diverse portfolio, including its flagship brand Original Choice Whisky, which sells over 10 million cases a year. The company also has many a reputed brand of Brandy (Mônt Castlé, Roulette), Whisky (Original Choice, Black Pelican) and Wine (Big Banyan, Goana’s). Each brand has won much appreciation. The endeavour to provide the best quality is evident in every product. Today, JDL has joined the ranks of India’s leading spirits companies. image Tonights offering is bottled at the popular strength of 46% abv.. And is matured in ex bourbon casks.. Nose.. The first impression is of sweetness, toffee and caramel with lots of natural vanilla type tannings, apple pie with cinnamon and burnt sugar, a delicate coffee note arrives from nowhere, there is also a subtle floral note way way in the background. Palate.. The sweetness carries on with lots of toffee like notes, vanilla and burnt caramel, a little citrus note along with dark chocolate and honeycomb. A little spicy tingle pops up in the form of cinnamon and ginger along with a little earthy note possibly manuka honey .. Finish.. A lovely long spicy finish with a pleasant drying texture.. Thoughts.. We always think single malt whisky has to come from Scotland to be any good, well this is another malt to help dismiss those beliefs. I have not had the pleasure of many Indian single malts but the ones I have had have all been exceptional, this one is no exception.. A very easy to drink malt with some lovely complex flavours. As with any whisky made in hotter climates there is a higher evaporation, those angels are so greedy.. Don’t be shy, get yourself out there and try a dram or two of this for yourself.. ocdwhisky.wordpress.com

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@Jules
Jules commented

Brilliant by name... not quite so brilliant by nature. Tastes a little manufactured to me.

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