Whiskey Review: Sea Fog American Whiskey

There’s a firm correlation between smell and taste with this whiskey. The extinguished campfire vibe carries throughout, though there’s a slight sweetness at the end, like candied pecans or boozy fruitcake. Perhaps that’s somehow the ghost of the rum influence? Overall, however, this is definitely a chop off the old Scotch block. It’s peaty, though not incredibly smoky, and it sure tastes like a single malt. Final Thoughts And Score: Personally, this doesn’t light my fire. I’ve never been a big single malt fan, but at least it doesn’t taste like I’m gnawing on a fire pit. If I must journey down single malt road, it’s fine, I guess, but I’ll likely save it for the peaty peeps when they show up at my house seeking sustenance. And I think even if I were a single malt drinker, I might find this…just okay, but not all that remarkable.