Genre: A Cellar By the Sea — Rich, Round, and Weathered

Some whiskies arrive like stories already half-told. This one comes in with a library of them — soaked into the oak of old apera or tawny casks, wrapped in the hush of Tasmanian breeze.

It tastes like depth: dried fruit, roasted nuts, worn wood, and something gently saline. You sip, and you’re somewhere else entirely — maybe a coastal town where the bar’s inside an old boat shed, and the locals know your name.

It’s soft-spoken but lingering. A whisky that brings its past with it, but still makes you feel like you’re exactly where you’re meant to be.