"Reviewers describe the aroma as featuring smoke, peat, brine, and raw alcohol balanced by touches of honey, fruit, and malt, though they vary on whether the intensity is closed and light or sharp and pungent. The palate typically delivers sweet malt, grain, citrus, and pepper accompanied by smoke and oak, with several noting an oily or unexpectedly soft mouthfeel. The finish is consistently regarded as short, concluding with traces of peat smoke, oak, tobacco, and salt. While tasters agree on the presence of peat and smoke, they disagree on its execution, with some finding it pleasantly smooth with barbecue-like nuances, while others dismiss it as watery, harsh, or tasting of artificial smoke."
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Johnnie Walker Double Black
"Reviewers describe the aroma as featuring smoke, peat, brine, and raw alcohol balanced by touches of honey, fruit, and malt, though they vary on whether the intensity is closed and light or sharp and pungent. The palate typically delivers sweet malt, grain, citrus, and pepper accompanied by smoke and oak, with several noting an oily or unexpectedly soft mouthfeel. The finish is consistently regarded as short, concluding with traces of peat smoke, oak, tobacco, and salt. While tasters agree on the presence of peat and smoke, they disagree on its execution, with some finding it pleasantly smooth with barbecue-like nuances, while others dismiss it as watery, harsh, or tasting of artificial smoke."
