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Nose: Light smokiness. Chocolate and creamy orangeTaste: Smooth chocolate pudding and Christmas cake.Finish: Sweet, long, chocolate and molasses.

Nose: Medium peat, some citrus, and medicinal.Taste: Starts off sweet and ends with smoke and peat.Finish: The smoke sets in and lingers

N:Vigorous impact, the cherry grow and than you can ricognize the vanilla. P:Creamy, champor, spices mix whith honey.. sweetness on the end. F:Spicy, grass, long, plum. the sweetness fades end became…

N:Initial sweetness, hint of peat, dried fruit. P:Medium body, hot sensation become dry smoke, aftertaste of red fruit. F:Crispy cherry sweetness exposion (CLIMAX!!!), not smoky, liquorice grow when you…

my first speysider - a gift from my girlfriend on our 2 year anniversary. i was surprised by its complexity, that it was bottled at 43%, and that i immediately enjoyed it so much! something about it is…

This is one of a few ryes which I have been sampling lately. While there is nothing flawed with this, in my mind it lacks some complexity and depth that might make it better. I prefer other ryes (see my…

An Irish single malt, aged in bourbon casks and bottled at 40% alc/vol. without added colouring. NoseWith a single ice cube, it exhibits a crisp, sweet aroma of green apple and cedar sawdust. A very…

I bought this after simply running out of options at the store I frequent near my home. It could be better that I eyed it for so long as I was able to really appreciate this dram.The nose is oak and…

I bought this bottle in Kansas City for 35$. I think I made the best deal in town at that time. I have tasted it previously during a whisky event along with the Ardmore 30 years old. I found during that…

My first ever review on my first ever cask strength whisky, so this must be taken with a grain of salt. I also do not consider myself an expert taster anyway... So be warned. Yet, I believe this to be…