Scotch Whisky reviews

A bottle gotten from duty free The nose is wonderful, fruity and vibrant,sweet, light banana toffee, a lovely speyside nose. Palate is light, it however only goes as far as confirming the nose with no…

Nose: sweet, mellow, hinting at fruit, wood, a touch of menthol. Pleasant and light.Taste: light-to-medium body. The initial sweetness is of strawberry, and this is carried through across the tongue as…

Nose: Right off the top I get a strong presence of tart apple--granny smith apple, or apple jolly rancher. Then, green grapes and honeyed lemon/lime.Taste: On the tongue the first arrivals is that of…

This one has really coffee taste for me) More than any other whisky. It's not overly complex, but pretty drinkable and nice.Nose: Plum jam, peat Palate: Pear, coffee Finish: Coffee beans

I seem to like sherried whiskies more and more now. This idea came to my mind after tasting this whisky.Initially, after opening the bottle I was pleased but not stunned. But in a couple of days, when…

Cragganmore DE 1992 is a limited bottling that show up in different vintages/year expressions. finished in port pipe. This i had for a little while and finish it as soon as i opened it! with friends "of…

This is one of the first single malts i have ever tasted. I love all ardbegs, creamy and oily with a straw like color and a taste of the ocean.Nose: some smoke, some burnt wood, rubber notes- reminds me…

The second whisky in our Peat tasting (after Bruichladdich Peat) is Douglas Laing's Big Peat. Big Peat contains whisky from Ardbeg, Caol Ila, Bowmore and Port Ellen. Since its launch in 2009, the Big…