Bushmills reviews

Color: Pale yellow, light strawNose: Oily, astringent, citricBody: Thin, light, warmTaste: Fresh toasted wood, light citrusy fruitsFinish: Light, fast, slightly smokey grassOverall: Nice light whisky,…

When I'm ready for a single malt, I usually have a specific expression in mind; something to fulfill a targeted flavor, like my current fave [Laphroaig 10 Cask Strength Batch 002](http://www.connosr…

Not a fan. I almost spat this out...it's start out ok, but the finish sucks.

As noted in the '5000' discussion thread, Connosr's own Jean-Luc celebrates his birthday today (or yesterday depending on what part of the world you are in). This review was finalized during a celebra…

Firm aroma and a wonderful taste. Hints of apple and toffee with less evident malt and spices. Wonderful oak characteristics giving this one high quality complexity for the price.

This reinvented by perception of Irish whiskey. Jameson was ok, Redbreast was a lot better--and quite unique--but this stuff...wow.The nose starts off with a vast array of mouthwatering scents; the wine…

Continuing in my st-paddy's day's theme I went to my favorite liquor store and bought a bottle of 10 years old bushmills. I usually go for the 1608 original bush, but felt like going a bit older this…

First off, I'm part Irish, and so does this whisky. Am I biased? A bit, surely. But it's easy when it's good stuff.Bushmills became recently my standard Irish whiskey. I use it mainly to mix my own Irish…

Clontarf is the name of the battle fought near Dublin in the year 1014 in which the forces of Irish King Brian Boru defeated the forces of his rebellious rival king Mael Morda Mac Murchada of Leinster…

Well, having only yesterday reviewed the Black Bush - and given it 100% - and saying that I probably would not try another Bushmills because the Black Bush is so outstanding....After work today, I found…