Let’s see if it can surprise me and that hopefully in a positive way

Appearance:
Color: dark gold. Very oily as you can see by the streaks on the glass which flow slow down the glass wall.

Nose: 88/100 points
Malt, fruits, nuts, citrus fruits and spices. With hand warmth there comes more. Now also I have vanilla, old oak, some plums, some honey and light sweet floral notes. As more warm it gets, as more complex it gets.

Taste: 88/100 points
Slightly sweet, fruity with apples, malt, cereals, floral notes, some vanilla and caramel, oak, some spices, nuts. Getting a bit tart and peppery towards the end.

Finish: 87/100 points
Nice aromatic finish. Bright fruits dominate here. Some fruit sourness shows up as well as the oak, leather and some spices.

Conclusion:
Many of the aspects and flavors of this Whisky fulfilled my expectations.
Nice Fettercairn. Quite complex. However it needed warmth to release the flavors. As colder it was as less flavors it released. So my advice is to use hand warmth to warm it up. In that way it releases much more flavors and becomes quite complex. Avoid adding ice or cooling stones here because that will result in less flavors and the remaining flavors will become more tart and sour.

Overall I give this Whisky: 88/100 WhiskyYoda points

here are some more detailed bottle information:

Brand	Fettercairn	Cask/Batch#	n/a
Series	Standard Bottling	Vintage	n/a
Region	Scotland / Highlands	Bottled	2020
Bottler	Distillery Bottling	Age	23yo
Type	Single Malt	Non-Cillfiltered	yes
Casks	Bourbon & Cognac	Natural color	yes
ABV	48.5%	Whiskybase ID:	170715