All Whisky reviews

Nose: a nice marriage of sweet, fruity notes (peach marmalade, oranges) and dry, earthy notes (peat, faint smoke, oak). Noticeable vanilla. Hints of flowery honey. Mouth: more peat now, even phenolic…

Time for a new review and I have chosen The Glenlivet sixteen year old Nadurra. This particular batch was 0606A and was bottled in June of 2006 at 57.2% ABV. I have read many people try to compare this…

Nose: a very candied profile with marshmallow and vanilla. Some lemon sweets. Ripe apples and cinnamon. Honey. A bit of creamy toffee as well (hints of Baileys). Some tobacco, leather and the lightest…

Vanilla on both the nose and the palate. There is some spice in the body but it's also very smooth.

Unremarkable but clear tasting blended whisky good as a mixer, ok straight.

Fruity, sweet, lingering tones of cinnamon. The low price doesn't reflect what's in the bottle. Better than other ryes at twice the price.

Drank with 3 ice cubes.Nose: Vanilla, Hay, Molasses, Chocolate, Leather, Slight SmokeBody: Full body, chewy mouth feel, SMOOTHPalate: Delicious! Belgian chocolate, Mexican vanilla, Canadian maple, hay…

The Tyrconnell has no age statement, but it is a single malt, and bottled at 40%. That's a bit light on the alcohol when compared to many Scotch whiskies.In the glass, The Tyrconnell is a light straw…

Color: light golden. It comes in those Green bottles that do not let the color mislead you as to the quality and maturity of the spirit (same as Laphraoig). I wonder if this is for the same reasons.Nose…

Color : Gold. (no color was added, no caramel)Nose: Are we in Speyside or in Islay !? Had you given me the nose sans telling me it’s BenRiach, i would opt for the latter. What a nose! Loads of peat,…