Young & Spritely
with
Dorstone
Soft goats milk
When I tasted this whisky at the SMWS tasting room in London I was getting a flavour that I just couldn’t quite name. The closest I could get was penny sweets from the the 70s. Those clever people on the tasting panel nailed it: Flying Saucers, of course. A young Dorstone has a fluffy cloud-like texture and a spritely acidity that always reminds me of Sherbet Dib Dabs, or the centre of a Flying Saucer. It’s a wonderfully gentle cheese with very little goaty tang which is why I would pair it with whiskies on the younger and more delicate end of the spectrum.
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