LONGROW PEATED (2015 Bottling)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2022
- We review a 2015 bottling of the Longrow Peated from our favorite distillery Springbank.
We forgot to mention for reference that heavily peated Longrow is about 50-55 ppm, “medium” peated Springbank is about 7-8 ppm, and Hazelburn is unpeated.
Who needs Narbe when you have a dry erase board? lol. Enjoying the solo videos gentlemen, always great content. Cheers!
LOL Cheers!!!
Mike, I enjoyed the passion and accuracy of your flavor and sensation descriptors in this review. In many instances, I found myself laughing and nodding in agreement with your analysis. Keep up the good work! Cheers from New Mexico USA!
Much appreciated malty! Thank you and cheers! 🥃
You had me at dirty funk
Boom!!
Ditch the board and bring back Narbe:) Good video guys!!!
Back together for more reviews soon. Cheers!!!
Agree Longrow is way underrated!
Cheers 🥃
This one is very underrated.
I like the individual reviews both of you are doing. It's totally an independent opinion from each of you. But certainly keep the "Duo" going with those epic history bottles and others. Great review.
Thanks Keith
Very good review, the format is spot on. Concise yet complete. Thanks
Thank you!!
Excellent review Mike and I completely agree. It's very underrated and has been for ages. It's very spirit driven but this is Springbank spirit for Pete's sake - with extra peat to boot! I also agree with you that this is better than any of the stupidly chased after Longrow Reds. Quality, solid, review. WT
Thank you so much WT! Who does not love raw naked Springbank malt?! Slainte! 🥃
the 18y longrow is top😉😊
This channel should be in the TH-cam hall of fame
Thank you so much Philippe! That is too kind man! Slainte! 🥃
Surely every producers distillation is higher than 2 with a fraction of the spirit being distilled three times as they put the foreshots and feints back in the spirit still and that liquid has therefore been distilled more than twice. A double distilled in reality is nearer 2.2 to 2.4 depending what the cut point is on the spirit still.
I assume we'll still get to see you two together doing reviews on joint-custody bottles as well as individual reviews. That's a win-win!
Yes this is just to put out more content
Great review of an often overlooked entry level single malt and good to see you flying solo. Your board reminded me of the old Jennifer Anniston shampoo advert where she said something like “And now for the science bit” 😄. Keep up the good work and hope to see you both doing a review again soon, how about a Brora?
Thank you! Brora sounds nice!!
Great review!
Thanks!!
Cheers, Mike! Great work as always. Looking forward to more content.
Thanks Krishna! We will keep cranking it out! Slainte! 🥃
Thank you for a informative review. Will be grabbing this 🥃👌
Just keep in mind this is a 2015 bottling. We have not tried the current batch but I assume it will be good!
Be interesting to see how you think more recent batches line up. The last one I had was just not it.
Ya fair point. Have not tried the most recent ones
@@maltreviews Good news is the most recent batch from a Mr Welish Torro, I'm told is outstanding. My 2019....well it was spirit forward...and a bit much for me.
Gotta bring back the homey Narbe at least for those special occasion bottles. For me I'm done with Longrow Peated. Up to 2017 these were $48 in my area. Then 2 years later went to $69 and now if you're lucky to find it min $82. The bottling I tasted from 2016 had similar earthy notes mentioned here but not that sweet to me or Earth shattering. How about this. Port Charlotte 10 year vs. this Longrow Peated? For me I'd rather the PC because I'd have some money left over.
I could not agree more Dean. Price on this is becoming a huge problem. Yes, planning on a blind soon of Ardbeg 10, Longrow Peated, PC10, and a couple other entry level peateds. Cheers! 🥃
I'm looking to buy my 1st peated scotch bottle, and I'm a huge fan of Springbank 10. Mike, would you recommend this Longrow Peated over Lagavulin 8, Ledaig 10 and Ardbeg 10? I don't mind the small extra cost, I just want the best one.
Yes, if you love Springbank, then absolutely. If possible, through a friend perhaps so you can obtain a sample and spend some time with it, I would highly recommend trying to sample the others when possible to gradually over time develop some knowledge of the other distillery house styles in comparison as part of your overall whisky journey and edification. Cheers!
@@maltreviews Thanks- I appreciate your personal response. My friend in the UK brought me a sample of Classic of Islay 2017, an independent bottling he believed to be a young Lagavulin, and I loved it. (So I love peat.) There is a fantastic whiskey bar near me which would likely have all of these drams. But it would take a couple visits just to sample these 4 (plus I was considering Ardbeg Uigeadail, but it sounds as if the Ardbegs lean minty?)... so that I don't walk back to my car snockered out of my gourd!
You guys live too far from each other. Someone needs to move!! Lol. Nice review. Thanks!
I know!
What happened to Mike and Narby ?Did you try couple therapy ? No new "Kramer vs. Kramer", pls....
lol
Sonny and Cher still worked together after divorce 😳
Touché!