Palate entry is dry, woody and slightly resiny-sappy. Midpalate shows oak with slight sweetness, malt and delicate nuttiness. The finish is elegant, dry, medium-long and supple. Another understated winner from this outstanding distillery. First sniffing offers deliciously toasty, sweet aromas of malt and mild sea breeze.
Palate entry is unabashedly sweet and back-slappingly expansive.
The aftertaste is medium-long, caramel sweet and biscuity. A major-league step up for Jura. Pretty yellow-gold color. The zesty, undiluted aroma is pleasingly piquant and comfortably malty, with no layers to wade through. The tangy taste mildly stings the tongue with an old-embers warmth.