This is a fun expression of Laphroaig that explores parts of the whisky making process that we can often forget. When it comes to mashing and fermentation they get a lot more analysis now than ever before, especially at tasting events and PR launches. They can still be processes that we often overlook when it comes to think about the core flavour of an expensive release from a well known brand.
This bottle does come with quite a hefty price tag, but if you’re a Laphroaig fan then this is something you no doubt want to taste and explore for all of the right reasons when it comes to experimental releases.
The finish is pretty infinite on this and it doesn’t want to stop giving you this slightly different Islay flavours. If you’re an Islay fan then I can see why this would appeal, taste wise it is like Laphroaig in a classic way, but pushed with some turbo driven style.
