Sampled in a Glencairn with a teaspoon of spring water.Legs: Long and shapely, like a Moulin Rouge dancer.Nose: A strong sherry aroma with big hints of fruit, certainly sultana and maybe cooking apples…

(Without too many jokes).Sampled in a Glen cairn with half a teaspoon of spring water.When I decided to try and expand my whisky knowledge and indeed my cabinet, this was the first single malt I bought…

Sampled in a Glencairn first neat and then with a half tea spoon of spring water.My general feeling of this dram was one of being totally under whelmed. I am struggling, even as a novice, to come up with…

Sampled without water in a Glencairn glass. Good strong but slim legs (think Steffi Graf).Colour : StrawNose: An initial peppery smell with a faint orangeness in the background. Quite rich and pungent…

Sampled in a Glencairn, without water but with a satisfied smile on my face. The legs are thin and a bit weedy, like the kid at school who always got picked last for the playground footie match.Nose:…

Sampled (or should I say endured) in a Glencairn without water(although I had a few good mouthfuls afterwards). The legs were the best part, strong and thick like a Samoan rugby players. Colour: Mucky…

Sampled in a Glencairn glass without water.Colour: Pale to medium amber. Good legs down the glass.Nose: Starts very subdued and subtle but then comes a very pleasant fruity smell, possibly raisins. Taste…

First ever review so bear with me.Sampled in a Glencairn with a tea spoon of spring water. The legs were thick and muscled like those of a few lady rugby players I’ve known. They were still sliding down…