Turntable Spirits Track 6: All My Life

Rich, Dried Fruits
2024-10-13
Track 6: All My Life, named after a 2002 Foo Fighters hit, is the most personal release from independent bottler Turntable Spirits to date. This blend combines whiskies from renowned distilleries like GlenAllachie, Balblair, Benriach, Knockdhu, and North British, reflecting the deep collaboration of the Stevenson brothers with these distilleries. The result is a harmonious, yet multi-layered whisky.
Turntable Spirits Track 6: All My Life
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Blended Scotch Whisky | No Age Statement | 46,00 % ABV. | 100,00 €/l | Distillery Unknown | bottled by Turntable Spirits | produced in Scotland | Whiskybase ID 261246

Smell

Right from the start, you're greeted by the freshness of an orchard: baked apple and a touch of citrus lend a slightly tart opening that merges with darker fruit notes such as raisins and dates. Cinnamon and a hint of leather add depth, while a subtle bitterness of red fruits and a trace of beeswax round out the aromatic profile. This balance of bright and dark notes hints at the complexity of this blend.

Taste

On the palate, the fruity component continues with apple compote, paired with a prominent oak note. Raisins and dates once again make an appearance, combined with an intriguing mix of fresh and aged wood. These wood elements give the whisky a spiciness, accompanied by cinnamon. There's also a hint of caramel, which blends into a creamy texture on the tongue.

Finish

The finish remains distinctly spicy and oak-driven. Orange adds a fruity highlight, while roasted walnuts round off the experience. The finish is medium-length, leaving a satisfying, nutty aftertaste.

Thoughts

Track 6: All My Life is a well-crafted blend that appeals to both newcomers and more experienced whisky enthusiasts. Its balance – not leaning heavily in any particular direction – makes it especially approachable for beginners. The sweetness, thanks to the grain from North British, brings a pleasant softness. For advanced drinkers, the blend offers impressive depth, with delightful sherry influences, creamy mildness, and layered wood spice.
For our taste, the oakiness is almost too dominant, but for those who enjoy a strong wood character, this whisky will be a treat. A minor drawback is the price, which is quite high for what it delivers, but this only slightly detracts from the overall positive impression.

Rating: 85/100 - Excellent (Marcel: 84 | Sascha: 85)

Value for Money: 3/5 - Acceptable

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