Scotch Whisky reviews

Served neat at room temp. Pours a white grape juice color...a little darker than normal Ardbeg 10 year old but overall very light SRM for whiskey. A gentle swirl provides small legs and a thick top ring…

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…

Light delicate nose with floral notes and traces of citrus and vanilla, very well balanced with a short finish.

Nose: soft, lemony, grassy/floral. Very lowland in style, though not as sweet as Glenkinchie. Opens up with the addition of an ice cube.Taste: sweet, crisp attack on the palate. Quickly becomees peppery…

The pour looks like white grape juice...extremely pale SRM and very clear. A nice swirl give you slowly cascading, thin legs. Aroma is really out of sight and quite the treat for smokeheads out there.…

I have previously reviewed this (http://www.connosr.com/reviews/ardbeg/ardbeg-1990-airigh-nam-beist/slightly-formulaic-islay-malt/), but when my wife bought me a bottle I noticed it was significantly…

This grain distillery can be found a few miles north of the heart of Glasgow, in the Lowlands, and is the property of drinks giant Diageo. In april 2010 (on the 200th anniversary of the distillery), they…

Neat. Not a hell of a lot of legs forming. An odd nose emerges of potpourri, spiced orange rind, grapefruit rind, mild smoke, heavy caramel, toffee, peanut brittle, savory and fatty meat. Comes across…