46% alc. Single Oloroso cask. A Scottish Malt aged in Jerez! This is sourced solely from what Navazos refer to as a "prestigious distillery in Scotland" (hence the "overseas")--we don't know the exact distillery and perhaps never will. Its age is estimated at around 12 years, of which the past seven--as per the 89 Grain Whisky--have been spent in a single cask from a solera of very old, dry Oloroso Sherry.

It's a Whisky of remarkable character and complexity. It boasts an enticing peaty touch to the nose (which may give some a clue as to its origin) which balances beautifully with the intense influence of the old Sherry cask. Fragrant and soft with poached pear, roasted malt and a hint of coffee bean and crème brûlée. The palate is sweet, intense and softly fruited, with florals, butterscotch and plenty of peaty smokiness--like Balvenie meets Islay. It's got some power--even at 46% it's happy with a touch of water--yet remains stunningly balanced. Finishes with notes of wild honey and, again, that delicious twang of iodine. La Bota de Magic.