Airigh Nam Beist

[Gordon Homer]

 Hi Ian ,
 Here are my thoughts from other forums....
 
A lovely bright gold colour and really oily (it’s got Legs and knows how to
use them 
..) , a very complex nose , creamy fudge , lemon (citric) , peat
smoke , slight cocoa but I can’t get the much mentioned Pine nuts (we use
them quite a bit in cooking and they don’t smell of much to me ....) . Later
on there is a lot of coastal ozone (the seaweedy , at the seashore type of
smell) . 
On the palate a great wallop of peat ! Followed by smoke , pepper , creamy
chocolate fudge and a very refined smoothness . 
The finish is amazing , very long , peat , creamy and cocoa . 
Boy what a dram ! 
It has touches of the 1977 about it and also the Ten , extremely well
balanced IMHO , this is a superb addition to the range , it is priced
competitively , I thought they might have charged somewhat more than the £45
after the recent 1975’s and 1965 !
It appears to get bigger the more you taste it .....
A Peet-heeds delight !
Release the beast it says on the Bottle ....too bloody right ! 
 
Haven't a clue how many bottles but i think i may need to stock up on a few.
......
 
Slainte
Gordon

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