We then noticed the most extravagant black forest gateau
iced fairy cakes
orange jelly) and delicate roses
Both whiskies were aged in sherry casks
apple caramel granny cake and ripe fig
Cask No. 72.53 Grain We then noticed the mostCask No. 72. 53 Light winged Dryad of the trees Speyside, Lossie The Dryads (from the Greek drys = oak) were wood nymphs gentle, shy and light of touch (like Keats haunting, elusive nightingale). This whisky noses like that light, floral and sweet (honeycomb crunch, apples, pears, pot pourri), but with herbal, woody, almost earthy breath (nettles, liquorice, hessian). With water, it retains the sweet innocence of Dolly Mixtures* and marshmallow tea