Té Bheag reviews

An unchilfiltered blended whisky that’s e150 free (from the looks of it) and quite easy on the wallet.Nose: Sweet ripe spice, with very faint fruit and bitter chocolate. Light toffee and butterscotch…

Té Bheag seems to fare quite well in some circles, and I was interested to try a bottle for myself when I saw it at the reasonable price of CAD $15 at a local supermarket. That was only two months ago…

This bottle is not a regular in my cabinet, but once every year and a half or so, I'll get a bottle on a whim and be reminded of how good it is. This whisky is not chill filtered and probably doesn't use…

"A Wee Dram" is apparently the English translation of the Gaelic name - colour is light-to-medium amber. Very grainy nose, with cereal, yeast, straw and citrus. Taste of malt and honey, with some lard…

Te Bheag (Apparently pronounced: "chey vek") is a blended "gaelic whisky" - as the label asserts - which is very much a west coast highland blend. There is no age statement, but the label clearly states…

I'm going to to out on a limb and say that this is the best blended scotch for it's price.I paid $32.00 Cdn for this I'm amazed at it's complexity and richness ... In fact, it's better than some of the…

Té Bheag (pronounced “chey vek”) is a blended scotch whisky, the source materials drawn from unnamed West Coast and Speyside distilleries, blended and bottled by Pràban na Linne of the Isle of Skye. Some…