Simon Weston

9.1

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

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

Ichiro Kawachi

8.9

Sweet (?sherry barrel) on top of medical school dissection room formalin. — 8 years ago

Riccardo L.

9.2

Big and smokey, but not as much as a Laphroaig or Lagavulin. More subtle, and almost a hint of sweetness. I'm enjoying this with s'mores cheesecake and the accompanying smokiness is really reminding me of a campfire. Very enjoyable. — 8 years ago

Gary Moreno Jr.

10

One of my absolute favorites with one of my absolute favorites. Love brush fire. — 9 years ago

with Ben

Daniel Khasidy @dankay

9.3

somehow Laphroaig got extra depth — 9 years ago

Dima Vartanian

9.1

campfires. — 10 years ago

with Bjørn and Derick

Kevin Stein

10

Holy cow! Peat and sweet! — 10 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

Ichiro Kawachi

9.2

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

Ryan Stewart

9.1

Pale straw in color. Wet newspaper, cement, iodine, charcoal, peat, barley, sherry, rubber hose, and even dew on a wet golf course. Hot mouthfeel, but very well balanced. Long finish! Islay to the next level! — 8 years ago

Vladimir Lysenko

9.5

Salted. Porto is there but not so much, just for coloring taste. Good even with out Porto. — 8 years ago

Mircea Dincă

9.1

Whiskey society Laphroaig 29.154
Classic Laphroaig. Smooth, smoky, like sitting by a campfire — 9 years ago

Charles Antin

Senior Wine Specialist/Auctioneer Zachys

9.6

Try an old islay if you can... Not the peat you'd expect. It's more a sweet richness at this age. — 9 years ago

Stewart Ellis

9.9

Best Islay scotch I've had! This is coming from an avid fan of Lagavulin. It has a maple bouquet with notes of a burning campfire. Taste is very complex with massive amounts of peat, burnt wood and extraordinary yet subtle sweetness. The finish is long and malty. If you like Laphroaig, you will find a new favorite scotch. Located just down the coast from the Laphroaig distillery this scotch is a best buy at around 70$ at your local liquor store. — 9 years ago

J Choi

9.8

Amazeballs — 10 years ago

Doug Burress

Sales K&L Wines

9.9

Smoky, earthy love. — 11 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

Kwame Thomison

10

Like laphroaig. But sweeter. — 7 years ago

Justin Hurst

9.6

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

Saman Hosseini

Writer Maison Abattoir

9.0

The Laphroaig of rum. Distilled only from pot stills and naturally fermented from native yeasts. The result is a high-ester rum of unparalleled complexity, and an authentic rendition of 19th century Jamaican rum. The flavors are assertive and work well in tandem with dark Jamaican rum in cocktails. Perhaps best appreciated with lemon juice, Demerara syrup, angostura bitters, over ice. — 8 years ago

Ahmet Durmuş

9.0

Extremely smokey, strong, intense. Literally drinking a coal water. But I liked it. :) — 8 years ago

Marcus Torraville

9.0

Sour cherry, some plum, Oak, and a beautiful tar-esque finish that reminds me of an Islay single malt (getting Laphroaig flashbacks). Italy has always been where I've had a under $40 red that absolutely floored me with quality and exremely interesting non fruit primary flavours/aromas....this is no different. — 9 years ago

William Meyers

8.9

#SMWS 29.158 #Laphroaig 14 61.7% refill sherry butt Prosciutto, peat, struck matches, big, bold and complex — 9 years ago

Terence Tan

9.0

A drink with character. Good balance with depth and with slight smokiness. — 9 years ago

Andrew Blackmore

8.9

Beavertown Smog Rocket Smoked Porter. A dark stout with a light body. The smoked finished is similar to a castrated Laphroaig whisky. It's like having a Guinness and a whisky in each sip, awesome! — 10 years ago

Doug Burress

Sales K&L Wines

10

Good-bye Triple Wood, hello old Friend. — 11 years ago