Whisky Review/Tasting: Brora 38 years

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Nosing 10:48
Whisky.com reviews the Brora 38 years.
The nose:
smoke, light citrus note, complex, ash, leather, caramel, mint
The taste:
light, smooth, sweet, oakiness, spice
The finish:
spice, ginger, smoke
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[@foxhound5702]

Was this your new years resolution Horst?
"Right... My new years resolution is to review ONLY rare and expensive single malts =P"

[@cato451]

FoxHound far more interesting. Every yahoo in the internet reviews sub $100 bottles.

[@Dantheman626]

cato interesting yes, but it also nice to see an expert review a whisky that one can go out and get without breaking the bank.

[@Demetri.Heliotis]

Where can I get one of those glasses?

[@cato451]

I was one of those who bought the BRORA 1972 22 Year Old Rare Malts way back when. Had a few other bottling since. I'm a huge fan of this distillery. So sad stocks are depleted now. Clynelish is really good stuff but those 70s BRORA distillations were special. $2000 for a bottle, yikes. Supply and demand, I get it but no way it's worth it. I'll just make due with clynelish.

[@TopWhiskies]

Wow, what an incredible whisky!

[@orsigorsson4947]

Damp sand, never had damp sand.

[@peterwhite507]

Can I have the rest of that sample bottle, please!

[@airconditionerking]

Best show ever!!!

[@luke1672]

Ah! I just turned green from jealousy!!!

[@DarkSalmonz]

CHINESE PLASTIC

[@sweetsingh1]

first!