All Whisky reviews

Nose: On first whiff, it reminds me of the ocean. Yes, clearly and island malt. Seeweed , Sugar Candied ginger . Some peat, Spice. Quite a briny character. Pepper is not very strong on the nose, however…

Color: Rich Gold (not sure it’s not artificially colored).Nose: Quite peaty. Not Islay peaty, and medicinal but the peat is there. Smoke can also be detected.On second sniff, I am getting some orange…

I enjoyed almost the entire bottle of The Dalmore 12 with a friend this weekend.My single malt apéritif appetite is usually one good dram, maybe two - with a single digestif to finish the meal.For some…

Color: Bright golden sunshine.Nose: Without water: Lemon pie. Absolutely fresh, lemony and zesty. I love it! , On the side vanilla ice-cream, with those sweet notes. What a combination! Also some oaky…

Nose: starts quite shy and mostly fruity. After being warmed up, it shows a remarkably gentle and elegant character. Very leathery, with mellow peat smoke, orange marmalade, yellow apples, marzipan, warm…

nose:clean no sulphur at all off to a good start,treacle toffee,raisins,prunes,little smoke and spice,mint,lovely rich sherry notes,lots going on. Palate:in keeping with the nose doesnt let you down…

Another one of Andy's bottles! My first impression was of a lawn in summer, definitely fruits and a bit of nut. Slightly pheolic but in nose only. On tasting, there was some caramel and toffee, more…

Another of Andy's bottles, this is a peated Bunnahabhain which Andy calls "sherry-enhanced". At 54.4% it makes a statement! The heady aroma is really something - warm, old leather, very earthy and a bit…

What an explosion of impressions! Andy really hit the mark here - start off with the heady aroma of baked apples and raisins. Follow that with the mellow taste, creamy with a hint of peat - but just a…

The bottle clearly states that it's a Speysider of the St Andrews Distillery, but I cannot find any info on it. There is a St Andrews Glen in Scotland, so I guess that's where it originates from. There…