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Colour is of caramel of sunlight. First breath is of the malty sweetness, but without any noticeable fruitiness. Flavours start with candy-like toffee and caramel moving to a very short and very soft…

Colour in the bottle is much darker than expected, but once in the glass shows lighter chardonnary colour. Nose is quite closed, reminds me of the Daluaine (flora & fauna) ... a little gym locker room…

In my opinion, the best malt I never tasted. Not only for the taste, peat and spicy, but for the flavour that reminds me the wild sea of the north.

I posted that I was going to attend the Johnnie Walker Tasting "Experience" in NYC. I am posting this as a review of the event, as we all know JW is all about blends (and do SO well!), but the event is…

great Canadian whisky, blended only after each grain mash aged seperately. Unique method. People reject Canadian because it is relatively delicate. This is true. IF you blew all your tastebuds on smakes…

The nose reflects the French Cognac cask finish with a fruit background of fresh dates. The fruit flows smoothly across the palate and spreads a delicate warmth throughout. On transition to the rocks the…

I tasted this alongside the Longmorn 1972/2006 for La Maison du Whisky.Nose: superb refill sherry – it shares a lot of influences with the LMdW bottling, but it’s definitely more elegant. The fruity side…

A friend owed me a bottle of scotch, so I chose this one. I was surprised!Price: Low Tier. Region: Lowlands.Nose: Exceptional. Sweet waves of caramel, sugar pies, cream - a tsunami passing through a…

The Nose: First whiff...tequila. Hola. Muchos Gracias but no, tequila is not the nose I want with my Scotch. Floral and light, there was vanilla and sweet citrus, tangerine maybe, with a hint of fennel…

The Nose: Root beer float/vanilla cream soda and I mean that in the best way! Cream sherry, a little raisin-y, and a wisp of smoke. A rich and vibrant nose.The Palate: Smoooooth, luscious mouthfeel.…