n: Antique store full of hardwood furniture, perhaps with a little potpourri in the corner. Like it.
p: Lot of stuff in here. Red oak, anise, cinnamon, rubber. Runs a bit hot, of course, and the finish moves a little faster than you'd expect, but overall it's a lip smacker.
N:Pine, sap, bitter wax, pomegranate peel. Sawdust and chalk.
P:Dry pine woody notes. Butter salted toasted bread. Dry and tannic.
F:Vegetal bitter finish.
This has all the THH goodness but it was thin and didn't pack any ommph. It's hard to explain. It didnt taste watered-down but the flavors weren't as pronounced and were lost in translation. I tried an old 2011 sample (opened a few years) against a fresh 2011 bottle and the difference was negligable. B/B-
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