Scotch Whisky reviews

Glen Garioch is soft tasting whisky. It has a fresh lemon flavour. It is not a bad whisky but it has nothing special to me.

This whisky has a strong body. It has a real strong pepper taste that takes you by the throat. To much for me. I did enjoy this whisky.

Nose: less fresh than the 3D3. More smoke, less lemon. The PC6 has a more buttery smell, with notes of mashed potato. Also slightly rubbery and fishy. A lot of peat of course. Charcoal. Wet wool. Some…

Nose: like hanging over a chimney: big, powerful peat as you could expect. Burnt vanilla. Freshened up with some lovely notes of green apple juice and citrus. A bit grainy with hints of dry straw. Really…

Like all lowland whiskies this one is fresh and fruity. It has a nice flavour but is not the best of the lowlands. Bladnoch and rosebank are better but more expensive.

This is it. The smokiest whisky you can get. You can smell the sea in this one. It tastes like smoke smoke and smoke. But it is not to strong so it is tasty. You can not tast another whisky after this…

Surprise yourself, just as I did, by a whisky which does not mention its age. Forget your prejudice. Enjoy the soft, smokey taste which lasts surprisingly long. Experience the desire to smell it, again…

This whisky has fresh, nutty taste with a real strong boddy. It has no pepper taste so if you like a strong whisky that does not take you by the throat this the one.

Balblair is a real soft tasting whisky. It is very sweat in the beginning with a real tasteful finish. Has a hint of peat.

Nose - Big hit of peat, Medicinal (more so than bottlings of a few years ago), Iodine, Chlorine, Smoky Bacon, Frazzles (corn-based bacon flavoured snack), slightly sweet, Lemon-Drizzle Cake, Peppermint…