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Spiral Game of Thrones House Lannister Lagavulin 9 Year Old

Game of Thrones
House Lannister Lagavulin 9 Year Old
Reviews and Tasting Notes

Appearance / Color
Golden.

Nose / Aroma / Smell
Sweet smoke on the nose with a breeze of seawater.

Flavor / Taste / Palate
Smoked caramelized banana, lavish vanilla and burnt marshmallow flavors.

Finish
Light and dry finish with a hint of salted caramel. 
Price:
$42.99
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Game of Thrones House Lannister Lagavulin 9 Year Old is adored for its smoky, vanilla, caramel and banana flavor notes.

This Scotch is carefully distilled at Lagavulin distillery, Islay.

Based on 152 votes, the average rating for Game of Thrones House Lannister Lagavulin 9 Year Old is 7.7/10.

Top reviews for Game of Thrones House Lannister Lagavulin 9 Year Old:

— Not as much peat as I would have expected from Lagavulin with this age statement. Really it is just as much but with a smoother profile. A bit of water helps to wake it up even more.

— Absolutely love this one

— This is an exceptional Islay. Sweet smoke and balanced peat, ash and fruit.
  • Category
    Scotch
  • Style
    Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  • Region
    Islay
  • Country
    Scotland
  • Alcohol
    46%
  • Distillery
    Lagavulin Distillery
  • Age
    NAS

Game of Thrones House Lannister Lagavulin 9 Year Old

(0.75l, 46%)


7.7/10
Ratings & Reviews
Member Reviews and Ratings of Game of Thrones House Lannister Lagavulin 9 Year Old
Robert
Robert,
This is an exceptional Islay. Sweet smoke and balanced peat, ash and fruit.
 
Forrest
Forrest,
Not quite as complex as the Offerman or the 16 year, but it has its own distinctive taste. More caramel and almost some peppercorn or something (can’t quite place it). At the ridiculously good price I paid ($40) it was a steal. Still worth it in the $70s.
 
guest
guest,
Incredibly smokey, but really good Especially good with some water drops in there
 
mark
mark,
Not as much peat as I would have expected from Lagavulin with this age statement. Really it is just as much but with a smoother profile. A bit of water helps to wake it up even more.
 
Robert
Robert,
Really enjoyed this bottle. I am a huge fan of peat.
 
Ryan
Ryan,
Just not my thing. I can't taste much outside the peat. So aromatic, I have to move slowly into the glass. Too aggressive for my tastes.
 
Ryan
Ryan,
Very powerful intense burn at the go, takes you by surprise And was difficult to taste anything else. But the longer it sits on the palate the more you taste and the flavors come out. Will take longer to get used to but definitely going to sip on this
 
Piotr
Piotr,
Really good! Strong and powerful. A bit peaty, too less to my personal taste, but still excellent.
 
Kyle
Kyle,
This whiskey could define balance. Honey, Vanilla, caramel, salt, and peat. One note I saw I can't stop thinking of : burnt marshmallow. I haven't had much of Lagavulin, but this 9 year old was readily available at the local store. Maybe paid a little more for the branding than I'd like but I have no regrets. Once it's empty I will definitely buy a 16. Terrific stuff.
 
Ray
Ray,
Smoky with hints of banana, caramel, and vanilla. The smoke and spice linger. Not too bad.
 
Todd
Todd,
Aroma is deep and inviting, nice smoke, smooth, rich, some sweetness. The smoke seems a bit musty for lack of a better word. The taste is good, seems richer and more buttery than other Lagavulin Scotch, but the smoke seems more like Johnnie Walker Black, where it's a bit ashy and dusty. A dash of water seems to tone down the sweetness and brings out the ash a bit more, I think it's better straight. I could see some people enjoying this, but for me it feels like a step back a little from other Lagavulins.
 
Alex
Alex,
If you’re into the Smokey scotches...come no further! The smoke, pepper, and spice of this one reign supreme. It’s an excellent whisky and fitting tribute to the coat of gold, a coat of red, reminding the drinking the lion still has claws...
 
Liz
Liz,
Banana that leads into burn with a dry mouth feel
 
Burton
Burton,
Variety in nose and palate for an Islay. Subdued peat and smoke levels room for vanilla and sweet notes. Great balance.
 
Vanessa
Vanessa,
I wish I could review this product but it’s been over a month since I bought and there is no update on the tracking number nor have I received the bottle. I’m pretty disappointed
 
guest
guest,
Smoky, peaty and relatively smooth. A good sipping scotch that reminds me of how GoT ends
 
Breelyn
Breelyn,
I love the smokiness this has
 
Zack
Zack,
pretty tasty very similar to the other Lagavulin 9 this is a fantastic drink with a smooth smoky finish good caramel and banana notes as well
 
Abhijeet
Abhijeet,
Smokey with smooth finish
 
Luis
Luis,
Very smooth.
 
Michael
Michael,
Absolutely love this one
 
Dat
Dat,
Hear this Lagavulin roar! I like it! In fact, I was skeptical of the 9 year old because I have had the 16 year old before (years ago), and I didn't like it then. I felt the peat was overpowering on the 16. But lo and behold, the 9 year-old is quite wonderful. The peat is not overpowering, and the smokiness is just right. The finish is quite smooth and luscious. I should have bought more of these bottles when they were readily available for $65. But now I see some places selling this bottle for $200 or more. Ouch!
 
Jerry
Jerry,
Smoother and more flavorful than other Islay scotches I have tasted. May be my new favorite.
 
Will
Will,
Almost as good as 16 year old
 
Eric
Eric,
I really enjoyed it. First islay I have had. I felt like it made me mature to understand the taste and the complexity. Great buy. If you can find it buy it.
 
Eric
Eric,
Really great. Very smooth. If you can find it; buy it.
 
Alex
Alex,
Really nice! I don't watch GOT, but I like me some Lagavulin. So I got it (at retail) and feel like it was a great deal. Somewhere between the 8 and 16, to me it's more on the 16 side. Feels more mature than the 8, but not as refined as the 16.
 
Daniel
Daniel,
Almost as good as 16 year old. Nice change of pace with some less matured whisky.
 
Tyson
Tyson,
You will feel classy drinking it. Very rich and intense, with a sophisticated finish. Smokey but many other tones lurking in the smoke. It feels like a great match for house Lannister.
 
Mark
Mark,
Not as good as the 16-Year, but it is an excellent Islay.
 
Jasson
Jasson,
The 4th of the series that I've managed to find, and I love it. Islay fans will be pleased with this dram. Smoke on the nose, but not too thick. Perhaps a bit imposing on the tongue - but it is a 9 year-old, and clocks in at 46%...so that's to be expected. Vanilla and smoke, to be sure. And that signature islay finish - smokiness and salt air.
 
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