Aberlour reviews

Well bodied and thick Sherried Malt. Cask strength. Lovely thick malty tastes of grapes, Dates, and figs with a faint wisp of baked apples and cinnamon. Deliciously complex and a terrific after dinner…

This 10 year entry level from Aberlour is decent but not complex. It's very pleasant though good for a newbie but also when you not in the mood for anything too full on...Nose raisin apples hit of van…

I'm in sherry cask mood these days. As i want to taste a Glenfarclas for the first time i have read a lot of connosr reviews to know if i should start with 12 or 15 yo (and i still didn't made my mind…

This 10 year entry level from Aberlour is a half-decent malt. It lacks the complexity desired by the experienced palate but may be just the thing for a newbie entering the world of whisky.The nose is…

There's been a recent spate of high strength sherry monsters and this one fits the bill perfectly.The nose is quite gorgeous with heavy sherried oak sprinkled with mounds and mounds of crushed almonds…

If there’s one whisky that doesn’t need another review out there it’s this one, but I couldn’t resist. If you’ve read some of my previous reviews, you know I love sherry casked whisky. This one is about…

I tried and reviewed the Aberlour 10 around a week ago and loved it so it only seemed right that I should meet its older brother. I was excited about this one as the bottle for me really adds a sense of…

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I have been waiting to try this one for quite a while now and finally my dreams were answered by a client who sent me one as a thanks !! They say the best things in life are free and this Scotch has been…

I've been drinking A'bunadh for about three years fro about batch 32. This batch 45 is I think the most balanced, complex and interesting I've tasted.I've added two teaspoons of water and left for 20…