Another one minute review. This time, it's Glenkinchie, a Lowland Single Malt, now being served at Gibby's. Had some on Saturday, in fact, to toast Eight Belles' tragic death at the Derby.
But I digress...
It's hard enough to find a lowland single malt, but Glenkinchie is worth the look. I found this at Binny's.
It's a complex enough whisky. Much more so than a comparable 10 year-old highland, like a Glenlivet. There's a hint of citrus, and more than a little peat. Nowhere near an Islay level of peat, but more noticeable than the Glenmorangie I normally quaff.
Surprisingly, Michael Jackson gave it a 76. I think it's much better than that score would seem to indicate.
More on Glenkinchie: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glenkinchie
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