A fresh waft of eucalyptus added an invigorating vibrancy that morphed into mint tea before turning to Darjeeling served with the buttery sweetness of victoria plum tart
Drinking tip: Dreaming like the snowman in ‘Frozen’ of summer
It was more reminiscent of charred applewood as its smouldering fragrance imparted a heavenly overtone to sizzling bacon and sticky glazed pork on a barbeque grill
ginger) though agreeable butterscotch
effervescent and mouth-tingling – champagne
Cask No. A8.1 Oily & coastal A fresh waft of eucalyptusCask No. A8. 1 A bouquet of roses Bas Armagnac We were handed a bouquet of roses, dark red with soft and velvety petals, with the most deliciously heavy scent think warm, rich chocolate combined with balsamic and woody notes. Plenty of exotic wood spices on the palate neat as we mixed a Penicillin cocktail of whisky, ginger, lemon and honey. It was sweet, fresh, spicy and simply delicious. Careful when adding water, as we found cherry blossom, milk