Highland Park reviews

No doubt about it the HP 18 is a great whisky...rich, flavorsome malty and sweet, but after trying the 16 year old I think I actually prefer the younger stable mate. It's slightly smoother with a goss…

Highland Park is near and dear to my Scotch loving heart. It was at my inaugural SMSW tasting that I first learned of the HP brand. This tasty malt immediately evoked intrigue as the peat introduced…

Nose: the first aroma that strikes me is dark chocolate. Really dark chocolate this time. There is some oak, but less than expected (this is good I suppose). More heathery and floral aromas in combina…

Last year when the ‘Earl Magnus’ 15 year old whisky was released by HP, i was very keen on getting it, and fortunately got hold of a bottle (sans the wooden box, which made the package lighter to send…

Body: long and thin legs.Nose: soothing, sweet with honey and fruits, subtle sherry notes. Overall very pleasing.Palate: sherry hits you at first, this is a typical HP profile but stronger and subtler…

Nose: A very nice, clean sherry - Almond liqueur, cloves, oranges and a hint of ripe apples. The honey sweetness hides behind all the glorious clean sherry, but it's there, but rather subdued. Mouth:…

after trying laphroiag 10 yr, highland park 12 feels like a nice balance of peat, smoke, and medicinal notes.

exceptionally smooth scotch. very well balanced. notes of toffee, caramel, peat, smoke, sherry. its like there is a party in your mouth and everyone is invited. highly recommended

It is a wonderful thing when unexpected acts of kindness manifest in one's life. Recently as I was leaving the liquor store the salesman ran after me. I thought that I had left my credit card at the…

I am on my second bottle of Highland Park 12yr, and I have tasted HP 18yr a couple times. Obviously I enjoy the 12yr, but I find the 18yr to be head and shoulders above the 12yr. The 18yr has an incre…