Bushmills reviews

About 3 years ago I purchased a bottle of Black Bush after being acquainted with this fine whiskey at a local pub. At the time, I consumed a few drams, without really giving it much attention or appre…

This is a classic low to mid end blend. Unlike the other blends of this price, it has less of the caramel sweetness that lesser quality slurps use to cover up weakness in their constitution. It's simple…

Bushmills 21 yo malt whiskey is aged in a combination of bourbon, oloroso sherry, and Madeira casks. The reviewed bottle is labeled Year 2011, # 4008. Nose: wave after wave of subtle, magnificent, del…

I've decided to taste Bushmills 10 yo after enjoying magnificent Black Bush. Expectations were high as this is a next step (single malt) after a blended whiskey. So, on to tasting.Nose: toffee, coffee…

Black Bush is deeper and more complex than most Irish blends, take a small amount of a single sweet grain Whiskey then blend with love and care generously with a spicy malt whiskey that has been aged in…

Much like Black Bush but with the crytal malt it has more spice, darker chocolate with a hint of arabica coffee,With the limited nature of this expression, sorry you may have to settle for Black Bush …

This expression is the most disipointing of the bushmill stable, very light easy to drink but when you are a big fan of the Scotch Island malts it lacks a little depth, its not a bad Whiskey,it tastes…

Smooth from the triple distillation obviously this not peated, lots of sweet chocolate,honey with plenty of vanilla and sherry.Ideal intro to single malts for a non-whiskey drinker.

A deep, honey-amber dram fills the glass. The legs cling to the walls and are in no hurry to descend. The nose is fruity, apple, lemon and peach all present. Also there is some honey and caramell.This…

A fantastic Irish whisky, very smooth and easy to drink. An amber, medium bodied feel, with an oaky nose of popcorn and licorice, a sherry-hinted taste of honey and straw overtones. Lemon comes out with…