Quite an average Littlemill in my eyes. After a good 8 drams of my bottle, I have oak, vanilla pods, rape, sunflower seeds, oranges and grapefruits, corn, perfume, hay, white chocolate, shortbread biscuits, later peach yoghurt, pinklady apples, white bread and almonds, removed ripe bananas The start in the mouth is neat, a beautiful intense oak with a lot of vanilla, very tart and sweet, beautiful indefinable spices, all in all slightly edgy. With water it becomes woodier. The perfume comes through well, including the grapefruit. A lot of oak on the finish, quite woody with traces of honey, grass, rapeseed oil everywhere ... feels a bit rancid. Has a slightly overlaid effect here, with a good bitterness at the end. A beautiful, angular, gnarled Littlemill that I prefer to enjoy pure than with water. It can handle a lot of air in the glass.