Living Souls Kildalton 19 year old

Profile: The Living Souls Kildalton 19 year old at a Glance

• An exceptional drop of Whisky Souls: Islay Blended Malt 19 year old
• The whisky connoisseur knows which distillery lies behind the name Kildalton
• Bottled without colorings & without chill filtration

Portrait: What makes the Living Souls Kildalton 19 year old special.

The Living Souls Kildalton 19 year old is an impressive Islay Blended Malt Whisky that fascinates with its exceptional maturation and complex aromas. The Living Souls Kildalton 19 year old was matured in refill bourbon and sherry casks, giving it a balanced and deep flavor complexity.
The first sip transports the connoisseur on an imaginary journey along a beach, where the salty sea breeze blends with the scent of an old wooden boat. The aromas of creamy licorice ice cream caress the palate and blend perfectly with the fresh breeze. The Living Souls Kildalton 19 year old is characterized by its rich, peated notes, which reflect the character of a typical Islay autumn day.
The peaty smokiness and saline elements combine to create a unique experience, making this whisky an ideal choice for special occasions. Particularly noteworthy is the whisky's natural color and the fact that it has not been chill-filtered, which brings out the aromas even more intensely.
The Living Souls Kildalton 19 year old is ideal for enjoying in a convivial setting, such as on a nostalgic evening around the campfire, where stories are shared and memories are awakened. A blended malt whisky that not only stimulates the sense of taste, but also the imagination, becoming an unforgettable experience.

Tasting Notes: This is how the Living Souls Kildalton 19 year old tastes like.

• Nose: initially, fresh, salty sea air, then warm earthy aromas - reminiscent of an old wooden boat - followed by sweet aromas of creamy licorice ice cream, over all a hint of smoke and peat.
• Palate: rich and powerful with intense, peated notes that immediately conquer the palate - again the sweetness of licorice ice cream, over all a smoky peatiness and a soft, sweet note reminiscent of creamy ice cream and a hint of vanilla.
• Finish: the finish is long and warm, with a lingering peatiness that gently blends with a salty Brise connects - the sweet, creamy licorice notes remain, with the smoke still present but not overwhelming