Dalwhinnie reviews

Very smooth & gentle whisky, without a doubt my favorite scotch. First impressions are a light vanilla and caramel duo, but followed by a light hint of citrus and peat. The finish is quite short with an…

'The Gentle Spirit' says the label upon the bottle. I'm both intrigued and worried, for the (admittedly magnificent) 12 year old Glenkinchie I reviewed two weeks ago promised a delicate touch that was…

Practically none of the highland's characteristic minerality. Notes of coconut, guava, pineapply, and spiced buckwheat honey

I had my first taste at Christmas, being new to whisky I found it very easy & smooth, it just seemed lovely in the mouth & realy enjoyable, the flavors are good, it's one for the armchair watching the…

I bought this whisky for the first time (and the last time) during summer 2010 and I was disappointed. It's just a very bland single malt, I kept waiting for a burst of flavour but it just never mater…

A somewhat complex nose. The whisky slides onto the palette with ease, then politely shows it's colors. The immediate group of flavors doesn't last long and finishes with a sweet, fresh vegetal note. I…

I tried this one at a Robbie Burns club in Southern Alberta.Nose: Refreshing fruit salad. Light floral aroma.Taste: Light smoke and hint of honey, apple, pear.Finish: More nutty and little sweet.

I'll start by saying I really love Highland and Speyside Malts. I think that Dalwhinnie 15 year should be the benchmark for judging other Highland malts. Not too much of anything. Elegant and understated…

very pure as I've mentioned , smooth, i would say that is like a good wife after years of being married,reliable company,friend, no extravagance.

Nose: Honey, floral, fruit (pear?), faint peat. Average legs.Palate: A fair bit going on. Honey and spice, then moderate white pepper tickles the tongue. Light body.Finish: Less exciting than the palate…