Whisky Single Malt '1983/2013' Port Ellen 29 Anni

The "1983/2013" Port Ellen 29 years is one of whiskey became a cult object and collection after a few years that the distillery closed its doors in that of Islay, back in 1983. To date, the number of bottles still trade is very limited. The Port Ellen is a malt that is not the abundance of "phenols" his strong point, indeed looks like a whiskey of great balance that manages to blend perfectly with the sweetness of the malt character peaty and salty coast. The color is a beautiful golden amber and texture in the glass proves very viscous. The nose is very intense and complex so much to drink calmly. They feel the notes brackish-marine, he warns the ash, peat is released but only after a few minutes you begin to experience the scents of fruit, which in a peated malt makes the difference between a good product and a true masterpiece. In the mouth the first thing to note is the intense softness that makes it a whiskey, despite the years of aging, from easy and understandable expression. The sweetness of the malt is really strong, but never exceeds in stucchevolezza. The flavor of the peat and salt blend together and intertwine in a beautiful balance. A hint of sweet spices give it even more personality. Persistence seems to never end so as to make every sip endless.