Distillery:  Lagavulin
Age:  NAS
Bottler:  Official Bottling
Bottled Year:  2010
ABV:  52.5%
Volume:  700ml
Cask Type:  PX Sherry Casks Finish
 
WhiskyFun:
Nose: Cedarwood, waxy, tar and fishnets, crispy with a little alcohol prickle, pungent, stewed fruits (peaches), molasses from the PX casks, cigarsmoke & white chocolate. Taste : Round and sweet peat, very mellow, old tobacco, smoked tea, tastes quite old, typical good combination of peat and sherry. Finish: Medium long, spicy and with a nice salty ending. Balance/complexity : A real Lagavulin cigar malt. Dirk 89, Geert 90, Luc 90, Angus 89, Paula Arthur (Edinburgh whisky blog) - she does not score but likes it, Patrick 90 (average 90 points).
 
Whiskynotes:
It was extra matured in sherry seasoned American oak casks.
Some of the casks that were used, had been intented for bottling as a Distillers Edition, but they were found to be too good to be blended in such a large batch.