Scotch Whisky reviews

Nose: a complete flower bouquet, mixed with honey and fruit (tangerine and peach with some acid notes of citrus). Sawdust and butterscotch as well. Mouth: clearly pear and when that starts to fade some…

The nose is meaty and well balanced. Smooth, malty, with a hint of peat and a little citrus. Fragrant but solid.The taste is smooth, woody and vanilla sweet with sherry notes and just a hint of spice.…

The nose is initially vanilla sweet and gently evolves adding grassiness, fruitiness and burnt toffee notes. Very pleasant.The taste is light but warm. Fruit - especially citrus, sweet toffee with a hint…

The Glenrothes 1991, bottled in 2006, is a warm, fruity, and digestible counterpart to Islay malts. If you had a good day and don't need an intense malt, the Glenrothes is the right companion for you.…

Here's my two bob on the matter. I'll keep this to the point; I get marzipan and figs on the nose with a bit of sweet rubber, like a new Wellington boot. This whisky is quite an assault on the senses.…

A gorgious no holds barred Malt from these master distillers. The time in the barrel has taken the alcohol edge away leaving a pure taste sensation.