Highland Park reviews

Nose: Quite floral, peaches and syrup, green apple, orange juice, lightly toasted oak, iced tea, a little honey, a touch of amaretto. The sherry that is present is fragile and almost disappears with…

I had heard a lot of good on this whisky before I had the pleasure to taste it myself. Some of the well known experts mention it as one of the best from the Highland Park distillery. Therefore I had…

The reviewed bottle of HP 12 has been open for about 8 months. This review is meant to give a perspective on the whisky over 8 months time. Nose: at bottle first opened, slight to moderate nose with a…

If you like peat, you will love this. Hands down the best for the price, and even better than many more expensive malts.Extremely malty, and the Sherry cask is obvious. Citrus peel, maybe honey? Wonde…

Restrained aroma - a Glencairn helps. Flowers, caramel, sherry and wood with a touch of smoke. Some brine. Sweet when it hits the tongue and transitions to a gentle burn. Mostly grain sweetness in the…

Nose: Clean and crisp. Nice scent of honey and citrus.Taste: Smooth and silky honey. Subtle orange peel sweetness.Finish: Fairly long sweetness to a light pepper spice.

Great color to this Scotch. Has got a very distinctive woody-peat taste to it, finish off with a strong smoke after taste.I would recommend this scotch for the winter months-- somehow, it has a very cold…

I had heard so much about this one that when I finally tried it I had really high expectations. It failed to meet them.Everything starts off wonderfully. The color is a lush amber, and the nose has a…

Silky smooth on the first sip the evolves into an overwhelmingly malty palate with subtle honey edges. Slight hints of vanilla and citrus with a background of delicate smokiness.

N:Initial sweetness, hint of peat, dried fruit. P:Medium body, hot sensation become dry smoke, aftertaste of red fruit. F:Crispy cherry sweetness exposion (CLIMAX!!!), not smoky, liquorice grow when you…