Cú Dhub Black

Cu Dhub, pronounced “kaddoo,” is actually a very loose recreation of a whisky called Loch Dhu, which was bottled for only a few years in the ’90s and managed to attain a sort of cult following during that time. The name is meant to mean 'black dog' in Gaelic, although there are some questions about the spelling…

Tasting Notes 

NOSE
Well-rounded and smooth. Notes of gentle peat and wafting smoke. Hints of dark nuttiness and espresso beans. A touch of honey with vanilla fudge and a little whisper of something medicinal.

PALATE
Quite thick and sweet. Notes of fudge and aniseed, a touch of something nutty with cappuccino and gentle smoke.

FINISH
Fairly long with toffee sweetness and developing oak.