Sander Schaap

9.4

Laphroaig Cairdeas Triple Wood — 4 years ago

Willem Jan Withagen

8.9

Had this bottle for a long time already. And thought it to be a basic peaty Islay. But it is a very fine rounded, bit sweet and not too agressive. Better get a new one. — 5 years ago

David Carty

9.0

Agree with the reviewer Madeleine. Spicy and very, very smoky. Almost reminds me of the whiskey Laphroaig. — 5 years ago

Simon Weston

9.1

Highland Streaker - grouse whiskey base but what makes it is the Laphroaig spritz. Really good. — 6 years ago

Henrik Poulsen

9.6

Another one for Laphroaig fans....

The Octave"
52.9% alc.
(Cask no. 569632). Bottled 2015.
Months in octave: 5 (88 btls. per octave).
Bottled for Gunnar Madsen Vinhandel. — 7 years ago

Ichiro Kawachi

9.2

Balanced on knife edge between peat blast and 18 yr expression — 7 years ago

AJ Gubser

9.2

Nose of briny, smokey peat that's on the medicinal side (burnt rubber). Walnut, toffee, black pepper, and perhaps a hint of raisin.

Rich, intense palate of malt, toffee, roasted almond, sea shell, and the classic medicinal, smokey Laphroaig finish. Mixed in the peaty finish is a hint of bacon, plum, and pepper.

Very much Laphroaig but more rounded and with more rich, nutty notes than the 10. Not that fruity which I would expect from the sherry finish, but still delicious. — 4 years ago

Rusty Beall

9.2

Very peaty! I would have guessed, if I were blindfolded, that it was a Laphroaig. — 5 years ago

Paul T HB

9.7

Yeah I’m done for the day, oldest Laphroaig I’ve had, worth the 💰 — 6 years ago

Christian

9.1

Bright golden color. Subtle peat on the nose with iodine/brine. Some oak. Bright sweetness as it hits the tongue which quickly moves towards saltiness and slight peat. The alcohol takes over with a warming and slight burning sensation as it washes down. The finish is long and warming with the smokiness of the peat taking over. Balanced yet interesting. — 6 years ago

James Elliott

9.4

😍 Thanks Dad! — 7 years ago

with Jim

Noam Krantz

9.2

Pretty darned good — 7 years ago

JKT

9.2

Signatory laphroaig 1997 17yr. G tasting. #6 Peaty peaty nose! Floral yet savory nose. Also on palate but very balanced. Burnt butter nose. Lively smoke and clean. Good clean finish. — 8 years ago

Peter van den Besselaar

9.2

NV / Stout beer from Holland, aged in whisky barrels. With peat smell. — 5 years ago

Alex Zagoro

9.0

I found my peaty bottle that is not just peat :) balanced! — 5 years ago

Mark Detrick

9.4

Super well balanced smoke to peat. Smooth. Easy drinking. Wonderful flavor. We really enjoyed this whisky very much! — 5 years ago

with Kristen

Frank Kuo

9.4

Color of black tea. Nose is peaty, fermented grains, spices, and some ripe fruit note. Taste follows similar notes with addition of sweet caramel. Aftertaste is some more salty mineral and baked apple. Flavors are right to the point with decent concentration. — 6 years ago

Simon Weston

9.3

Cask strength from Laphroaig, menthol nose which I guess gives it it's name along with some pine. The taste is of pine resin, peat and perhaps some sweet honey. A very complex malt and not an everyday easy drinking whiskey but it is enjoyable and interesting! — 7 years ago

Kwame Thomison

10

Like laphroaig. But sweeter. — 7 years ago

Justin Hurst

9.6

Saline with a haunting sweetness. Exceptional scotch. — 8 years ago