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longrow 10 years old tokaji

Distillery: Springbank
Style: Single Malt
Release: Unspecified
Age: 10 Years
Alcohol: 55.6% abv.
Region: Scotland, Campbeltown
Bottled For: Distillery

Tokaji is a sweet Hungarian wine, Longrow is heavily peated, double-distilled Springbank. Limited to 2440 bottles.

Review this whisky

review by rharlow

Color: flat Miller Lite with a splash of diet coke
Nose: light, almost sweet with very little peat. sort of refreshing.
Body: thin and doesn't linger
Palate: there is a tangy'ness almost citrus quality.
Finish: short finish and not too hot (alcohol).

This is actually a very easy drinking whisky. The lack of complexity makes it perfect for a drink to have when "not" discussing Scotch.

review by ian

Color: A dirty old penny
Nose: Alcohol, Nuts and Esters, Very complex
Body: Sweet, Fuller than anything, Intense
Palate: Lots of nuts, Lots of esters, Peach, Rotten Bartlet pear
Finish: Lasts forever. Waves and waves. Concentrated at the back of the tongue.

A knockout! Intense, like multpile orgasms. A must for any whisky drinker. This is unlike anything else.

review by saul

Color: Light honey
Nose: Citrus, Phenol
Body: Overshadowed by the sudden surge of burn on the tongue at full strength. Like a bear trap.
Palate: Peat smoke, Beach wood, A warm oily tast that makes me think of dark malts.
Finish: Long, almost an oyster taste. Leaves the tongue numb around the edges full strength.

To date i have not taste a whisky more drinkable lthan this. Powerful and fast like an elegant crockodile.

review by colin

Color: Tanned hyde.
Nose: Watered: Very bitter. Spoiled red wine, New leather, Peat. Suspicious. Full strength: Caramel and fruitcake sweetness.
Body: Full bodied and thick. A real kick in the face powerful malt.
Palate: Very powerful flavours. Burnt sugar & caramel. Slight wine notes. Much less than the nose suggests. Burns at full strength.
Finish: Super powerful finish. Lasts forever -- really! I had to drink water to make it stop 10 minutes later. Full strength brings out plumb notes in the finish. Burns in a good satisfying way.

This is my new favorite whisky. It is unlike anything else i've ever drank. Thanks a million to Kyle at the Shebeen whisky bar for recommending it. I will drink this as often as i can.