At first, quite smooth, with clean and fresh notes, faint touches of milk chocolate and lemon, which then develop a fragrant smoke with a tea aroma, along with maritime aromas that dry the nose and a subtle touch of cereal. An itch, seen above, develops, while the characteristic dryness of Lagavulin emerges like fresh newspaper. Gently sooty. Softer, fuller and rounder with water: it's not overly fruity, but there is a touch of red fruit jam, perhaps, under the smokiness, which stands out clearly.
