Famous Grouse reviews

Nose: Well... alcohol is present. Maybe something citrus. Hard to tell really. Poor seems a good word.Taste: Caramel abound.... and little else.Finish: I do believe that somebody forgot to add a finish…

I was looking for a basic blend that I haven't tried that I could also use for mixed drinks. Famous Grouse is a blend of mostly grain whisky (65%) and an arrangement of The Macallan, Glenrothes, and…

Being that this is the most popular blend in Scotland and very affordable and easily available, I thought that I would give this a try as something to keep around to avoid wasting money on the good stuff…

I have always kind of overlooked The Famous Grouse because I always see it in my local 7/11 among the other discount blends. I used to buy the straight forward blended bottling as a mixer. My buddies and…

nose: a lot of young whisky involved here, so a stronger alcohol note is perceptible. compared to single malts this blend appears obviously quite diluted to the nose. nevertheless, sweet tones, honey,…

This is the second Whisky i currently have in my collection (small i know).Firstly this has the standard Famous Grouse blend in it but with some other peat based malt added in. This creates in my opinion…

This was the first Whisky i ever tried and to be frank it didn't agree with me the first time although since i have matured and got over the initial alcohol kick. I found that adding a small drop of cool…

Quite oily whisky, with citrus emerging behind the peat. On the mouth the peat dissapears behind citrus & spice, but re-emegres to take control on a good long finish. Interesting

Nose: Infusing without being intrusive. Quite polite and small. Shy peat notes.Mouth: Lots going on! A very interesting surprise. Much more insistent than the nose but still not aggressive - it's all…

Nose: Big Sherry. Very Macallan-esque with butter and toffee on top.Palate: The palate is also influenced by sherry , dried fruit, and some malt and spice. It’s not very impressive, but nice.Finish:…