
Episode 43: Laphroaig Cairdeas PX

#wine #winetasting #drink #cocktail
Laphroaig has given me an interesting whisky journey, from loathing to loving to being a little on the fence about its quality these days.
Currently I feel that official Laphroaig releases are sometimes hard to justify investing in unless they are cask strength. Independently bottled Laphroaig although often hard to find and maybe a little more expensive often offers a much better experience.
Join me as I delve into the 2021 Càirdeas release and find out if I think this was a worthy addition to the Càirdeas library and worthy of the entry fee!
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00:00 Intro
00:35 Let's Talk Laphroaig
00:56 My First Laphroaig
01:53 Coming Around to Peat
02:36 My Current Feelings Toward Laphroaig
04:45 Laphroaig Cairdeas Availability
06:17 Details on the PX Finish Release
09:49 Nose
11:39 Palate
13:40 With Water
15:22 Finish
16:11 Score
16:18 Final Thoughts
Scoring Bands
10 - Out of this world good!
9 - Superlative stuff, buy it now
8 - An excellent drop worthy of regular purchase
7 - Good stuff, one you'd happily share with mates
6 - Solid, worth investigating
5 - Average
4 - Okay but with flaws evident
3 - Drinkable but not terribly enjoyable
2 - Proper Twelve
1 - Pass the mouth wash
Video Summary
AI GeneratedPhil Crawford reviews the Laphroaig 2021 Cardhop Pedro Ximénez release, a high-strength, triple-matured whisky. While critical of the brand's thin core range, he praises this expression for its complexity, body, and superior quality, noting it as a strong alternative for enthusiasts seeking a more robust experience than the standard 10-year-old bottling.
