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on Label: The ImpEx Collection (Distilled at Royal Brackla Distillery) Whisky Type:  Single malt Scotch

Lovers of easy sipping whiskey and perhaps single malt Scotch whisky fans may find this one interesting

First impressions definitely lean towards sugar-cookie, single-malt vibes—more like an Irish than a Scotch

I find more parallels to single malt Scotch whisky than I do to historical norms for Irish whiskey here

celebrated for its subtlety, as well as its ability to impart more color in distilled spirits like Scotch

and love, the flavor profile of this type of whiskey might be more likened to that of the single malt Scotch

distilleries of its era through a series of deliberate, science-driven design choices modeled on the finest Scotch

The Scotch and Irish whiskey industries have been built on reused, retooled, and refurbished casks from

Scotch-like... Proof is low, probably around 90. Definitely feels like a sherry finish.

whiskey Nose: Raising this glass to my nose I find a distinct earthy funk that really gives off a strong Scotch

We mixed in the older rye aged in Speyside scotch casks, which developed richer fruit notes of green

A faint burning plastic aroma that I've found on some scotches layers in as well now.