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Bowmore Adelphi 1995 16YO

Needs time and patience Bowmore Adelphi 1995 16YO

Without water this has a pungent briney sea-salt nose which I find much more noticeable than the standard Bowmore profile. Then I find citrussy notes. More orange than lemon this time - generally I find…

@Nemesis101By @Nemesis10113 years ago 0 085

Highland Park 18 Year Old

On a sour note Highland Park 18 Year Old

Nose1: Is splendid. Savory peach (or stewed mango); earthy/nutty as if it contains the peach pit. While not obviously sweet, the peach is promoted by some banana-nut/ toffee.Nose2: Tones down to a Wal…

@vanPeltBy @vanPelt13 years ago 0 077

Highland Park 30 Year Old

S'more; maybe someday Highland Park 30 Year Old

Nose: Cinnamon with golden raisin and nutty toffee. Or: s'mores, & bales of hay.(Of course by s'mores I mean a strong essence of milk chocolate and vanilla [marshmallow], along with evident graham cra…

@vanPeltBy @vanPelt13 years ago 0 094

Redbreast 12 Year Old

Rich and Creamy Redbreast 12 Year Old

The nose is sweet like chantilly cream and sherry trifle. Rich and thick and full of promise.It is smooth and very creamy with vanilla, citrus, ripe fruits and sherry and a long finish.What a great find…

@tjbBy @tjb13 years ago 0 090

Highland Park 12 Year Old

Standard, straightforward HP Highland Park 12 Year Old

from a purchased sampleNose: Good HP fun and smoke. Very lightly sweet, honey, and malt. Sprinkle of salt. Floral and heather. Pineapple, ginger, and vanilla. Nuts and off-putty, with sour cherries, of…

nBy @numen13 years ago 0 081

Compass Box Oak Cross

Easy bitter-sweet CB Compass Box Oak Cross

from a purchased sampleNose: Light, crisp, and very malty. Honey opens, but quickly yields to dominant malt and sugar-coated barley. A touch of wax with lemon, and a slightly funky fruit note. Vanilla…

nBy @numen13 years ago 0 080

Glen Breton Rare (No Age Statement)

Happy Canada Day Part V Glen Breton Rare (No Age Statement)

Did you know that Nova Scotia's Glenora Distillery is North America's first malt whisky distillery? Betcha didn't! Production began in June 1990......then stopped weeks later due to lack of funds. Oops…

@talexanderBy @talexander13 years ago 0 467