Peat's Beast

Indeed, animal whiskey, although it has its beauty. The chill is not filtered and is bottled at 46%. It's very peat, as you might expect, though not as strong as Ardbeg's Supernova. However, if you really like burning wood on the beach and tar, it is good to try it.

Aroma: Crashing waves, burning wood smoke, ash and tar. A hint of apple and citrus, but it's no surprise that peat predominates.
Taste: Beach barbecue ... salt and smoked meats, a little butter and spicy spices. The water produces a few light tones of apple and banana, but again, the most pronounced phenols.
Conclusion: It is very long, with ash, dark chocolate and spices that pierce the oil base.
Overall: A drink that achieves the quality of its name. The animal should be tamed with a drop of water, but it is never very malleable.