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Single Malt No.16 is a set of toothpicks steeped in a 14-year-old Islay scotch, sold as four small bottles of 12. The wood carries oak tannins, peat, almond and vanilla, and the maker says the barrel oak leads at first, with the spirit's botanicals and phenols coming out after a minute and a gentle chew. It is a novelty gift or after-dinner item for whisky fans rather than a drink, and it competes with other cocktail and spirit-flavored toothpicks on the strength of the Islay peat note.
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Single Malt No.16 is a set of birch toothpicks flavored after a fourteen-year-old Islay scotch whisky. The flavor notes are oak tannins, peat, almond and vanilla.
The first taste is oak, the same wood note that leads in both single malt and bourbon. Hold the toothpick in your mouth for a minute and chew it gently. The botanicals, extracts and phenols then release from deep in the birch, bringing out the more delicate flavors.
