Nose: Jammy and sweet up front, hints of strawberries and fresh melon. Ginger and oak warmth. Good hit of sugary vanilla in there too, and maybe a bit of smoke.

Palate: Mouth-coating and rich, plenty of cake-y vanilla and honey. Stone fruit, white pepper and once again the smoke wafts in.

Finish: Long and honey’d. Final splash of fresh fruits.

Overall: The Port pipes have had quite an affect on this one, and goes very well with the classic Highland notes.