Tastes

Darn good. Definitely has that higher-end, I know I'm drinking a good scotch vibe. A few drops of water is not needed but beneficial. Is it worth the $? Tough to say.

Beautiful smoky, meaty nose. Pallet does not quite live up, but still nice. Great combo of speyside and peat. No regrets on this purchase. If you're looking for a heavy-handed peat presence, the nose will deliver - pallet more subtle, but works on kany levels.

There's a nice sweetness hidden in there, but mostly this seemed young and boring.

Classic OF. Oak/leather. Rustic and down-to- earth. The nose just keeps giving and giving on this one. Solid pour. When comparing to the OF Signature 100, is it worth the higher price tag?? I guess that depends on your budget.

Dark fruits with sweet and wood. Rich and full.

Haven't gone back to this bottle in a while, so as I drink some now I thought I'd go back and see what I had to say about it, only to find that I have not yet reviewed this. I know - who cares? Anyway... Wonderful peaty nose. The rest is fine and pleasant and all, high quality, a little peaty/smokey, but nothing that wows me. Don't get me wrong, it's good, enjoyable, and priced appropriately, but for all the hype, eh, I don't know. Yes, try it - I can easily see why so many love it, but with other options, I doubt I'll come back.

Quite enjoyable. My score does not take the price into consideration - it holds up on its own merit. Cinnamon, fruits, oak, dusty corn, and a real nice spice. Price shown is for 1L.

Smoky, meaty, briny, malty, fruity, and sweet. Borderline too sweet, but that will depend on my mood. Most enjoyable!

Like the regular, but definitely a slight step up. Great nose - caramel apples. Taste is more apples with some sweet, but something is off.

Peaty and fruity coming together in a very pleasant way. Being only 86 proof makes me daydream a bit about what this would be like if it were 90 or better yet 100. That said, this one has a wonderful, clean crisp peat/smoke that should appeal to many.