Scotch Whisky reviews

Extremely light in colour, pale straw. A little bit green and grassy with some dandelion. First taste has some heat and some spicy cherry wood flavours that come through. Overall impression is very mild…

Nose: Thicker and Spicier than the 12 year old, with rich sherry and Honey liquor. You can also detect whiffs of gentle peat smoke, which were nowhere to be found in the previous expressions.Palate:…

A pure sister to Ledaig (the original distillery moniker, now a smaller and “peated” version of Tobermory), Tobermory is Ledaig without the leathery peat of the Isle of Mull. A unique if not entirely…

This expressions is rather new and was just introduced . this whisky’s unique name, which was originally inspired by the famous clipper now resting in Greenwich, London.It is also the first expression…

Now we’re moving on to something more interesting and with a bit more finesse and complexity.Nose: Sweet with honey and soft fruit. Buttery feeling to it, Stewed apples and dried apricotPalate : Honey…

Extremely light in colour, pale straw. A little bit green and grassy with some dandelion. First taste has some heat and some spicy cherry wood flavours that come through. Overall impression is very mild…

This is the entry level Cutty Sark, should be light bodied and easy drinking, as it is aimed to be consumed in hotter climates originally.Nose: Starts with a bit of alcohol bite then it’s fairly Fruity…

This solid Islander (and smoky big brother to Tobermory) is a nice alternative to the more familiar and aggressively peaty Islay whisky, but may still offend those with lighter tastes. Subtle-sweet fruit…