Fiona McLeod 33y.

Fiona McLeod 33y.
Fiona Macleod 33years old

■Introduction of Newly Arrived Whiskey
Fiona MacLeod 33 years old is a single malt from a distillery on Islay, aged for 33 years. This distillery is located in the center of Islay, facing Indaal Bay, and is known as the oldest distillery on the island. The distillery's whisky, made by traditional floor malting, is called the "Queen of Islay".

Fiona MacLeod" is derived from the pen name used by 19th century Scottish writer William Sharpe when he wrote

■Tasting Comments
The nose offers ripe tropical fruits, a hint of barbecue banana, and peat accompanied by smoky vanilla. The palate reveals slightly damp smoke with tides and iodine, lavender, parma violet, sweet ripe mango, candied ginger, as well as citrus and dried fruit. The finish is sweet with peat smoke and dried pineapple and lingers on the palate.

This rare Islay single malt blends purple flowers with the perfumed purple flowers and fruit flavors that are characteristic of this distillery's 80s.

*Quotes from the manufacturer's data.

This bottle is a certain mower from the 80's, and you should definitely try it while it is still in existence.
Although the wine has been aged for 33 years, the smokiness with a tidal sensation is undaunted and assertive, and the tropical fruitiness, parma violet, and perfume characteristic of this period are present without ever dominating the wine.
Very long aftertaste.

It's a flavor that has its pros and cons, but I felt this bottle was a very good example of a certain moa from the 80s.
Please enjoy it straight and slowly.

1shot price￥11000（￥13310)
() is tax and service charge included. () is tax and service charge included.