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Trawlerman’s Satchel |
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Region |
Highland |
Distillery |
Croftengea |
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Distillation Date |
2006 |
Bottling Date |
2017 |
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Volume |
46%abv |
No. of Bottles |
387 |
Colour: Olive Oil
Nose: As the most heavily peated spirit from Loch Lomond distilleries, the deep rich smoke one would expect is present alongside waxed satchels, smoked bacon, roasted cheese raclette and more herbal notes of nettle tea, daffodil wine and sugar beet.
Palate: Sweet and salty and mildly acidic like pickled herring on honey English muffin bread. The oily body comes through like melted butter whilst the peat builds to a creosote/tarry rope intensity.
Finish: Cayenne pepper Spice with a lingering maritime smoke.