N: Sweet and toffee-ish, with a trace of lemon behind (elusive though - sometimes there, sometimes not).
A little faint mustiness (not in a bad way) that I think must be what the Society's notes are referring to when they say old leather. After several minutes this comes to the fore.
A few drops of water soften the musty notes altogether and bring the slightest trace of a floral tone.
P:Sweet, sweet Glen Elgin fudgey flavours (for once I agree with the Society note).
None of the mustiness here.
F: The old leather bound books hinted at by the mustiness in the nose are at the forefront. Quite spicy too.
Comments: I very much like Glen Elgin and this is a good one. Not a hint of the oh-so-prevalent Society sulphur in this sherry cask.
