Dalwhinnie reviews

After reading how this one is distilled in an isolated area in the forest, it sounded like a winner. I ordered one glass at the bar. Inoffensive, but also uneventful like a Glenlivet 12.

Dalwhinnie is a well known Whisky as it is classed a one of Diageo's "Classic Malts" range and flies the flag for their highland malts.As I have mentioned in some previous reviews I am tickled by the…

Bought this after being introduced to dalwhinnie 15 as one of my first "proper" single malts, to contribute starting my ongoing malt adventure.I was very pleased at the time (2005) and would rate it a…

Bought this a few weeks ago after debating it for over a year. I'd always been curious and finally took the plunge. Nose: Banana, Peat, Unripe Strawberries, Lemon Cake, Nutmeg, HoneyPalate: Bananas,…

I was served a glass in a pub a few nights ago. It was not exceptional, but with some air and a little water, it improved enough to be tolerable. The nose was the weakest link in the chain. I jokingly…

I had read a few reviews on Dalwhinnie 15 and they seemed to be quite positive. So I picked it up on sale at my local liquor store on a whim. It wasn't something that I was overly excited about trying…

I decided to pick this bottle up as an easy, at-home dram on a total impulse. Pretty pleased with this!Nose: This nose is soft, and good. Vanilla, cream, heather, with some frutiness... like banana and…

Nose: Light and fresh. Lemon and orange peel, sweet tones arise and wrestle with the spirit which is barely noticeable. No heavy or pungent smell, very gentle and light. A pleasure to nose because it has…

Dalwhinnie 15 years old, a whisky from the highest distillery in Scotland does the box states. I’ve had this bottle for some time now and enjoyed every single dram coming out of it. Now the bottom is…

A rich, complex scent of sweetness, honey, vanilla, maple and chocolate. Very dessert-like.As for its body, it certainly came out swinging, once that settled down, I found it to be lightly peaty, fruity…