All Whisky reviews

A great finish to our class. Medium-to-deep amber in colour, solidly bodied. More sea salt on the nose (like many of these whiskies), wet grass, thick toffee, hay and even rubber. Oily mouthfeel, quite…

My first foray into the world of Famous Grouse blends. Quite nice - solid bodied, the colour of golden honey. Oaky nose with malt, toffee and a little apple. These are also on the palate with some peat…

Nose: Mild peat, vinegar, black pepper, tart orange peel, cut grass, charcoal, brine, a faint whiff of wet hay. Additionally, there are sweeter notes like malted milk balls, vanilla custard, and lemon…

RL 12 is very light and smooth, may not be for the fans of the Island malts, there is a just enough depth to keep me interested.I would say this Dram, make a good mid-day early afternoon sip, not one for…

The Burgundy barrels add some nice depth and extra fruityness, this is a nice smooth after dinner dram

Unexpectedly light considering this is the port finish, the dried fruit and spice are very subtle,Pleasant dram

Sometimes the flash presentation boxes are used to make up with lack of talent, the traditional expression does need the hype. This is much richer than Glenmorangies usual output. Where Glenmorangie is…

This was the first single malt I had ever tasted (although I didn't comprehend what I was tasting, so my first 'offical' single was Talisker).Sweet smooth and light, this expression leaves you with a…

The 18 year old has may of the usual characteristics of Glenmorangie.The usual honey, dried fruit, but smoother and more well rounded,Sit back and enjoy a quiet moment with nice afternoon freshly ground…

Aberlour can be found in the heart of Speyside in the village Charlestown of Aberlour, between Craigellachie in the north and Glenallachie in the south, along the A95. The 10 Year Old is their entry malt…