Duc de Loussac VS Bas-Armagnac (750ml) Cachaça and Guaro In fact peated BenRiach is

In fact peated BenRiach is a return to the original Speyside is a return to the original Speyside character and flavor of malts typical of the nineteenth century

as everything is beautifully married in one harmonious

delicate expression of smoke

Grains of Paradise

but the tannins are high and I’m not sure they will completely resolve themselves before this wine hits full maturity in a decade or so

Duc de Loussac VS Bas-Armagnac (750ml) Cachaça and Guaro In fact peated BenRiach isScents of wood and grapes evolve into aromas of peanuts, baked bread and oak resin. Taste is dry to off dry, with flavors of light toffee, honey, caramel, peanut butter and marshmallow. Ends long, a little narrow in scope, and semisweet. A young Armagnac that requires a bit of patience. Wine Enthusiast 85 89 points