Islande Fire Blended Old Moor

I couldn’t find specific tasting notes for Islande Fire Blended Old Moor, which suggests it might be a rare or obscure bottling—possibly a vintage blend or a private-label release. However, based on similar mid-20th-century Scotch blends, we can sketch a likely profile:

Nose: Light and grain-forward, with hints of honey, dried grass, and a touch of citrus peel. There may be a faint smokiness or herbal note depending on the malt content.

Palate: Smooth and mellow, offering flavors of vanilla, soft malt, and perhaps a whisper of spice or toasted nuts. If aged well, you might detect a subtle waxy or mineral edge.

Finish: Short to medium, with lingering sweetness and a gentle warmth—possibly ending on a slightly dry or woody note.