Tastes

This Glenlivet Licenced Dram is a very good and high quality whisky. It is like the old faithful Bunna 12 that has been finished in a sherry cask. This is even better than the wonderful Illicit Still bottling.

Always a quality whisky I can trust. Delicious toffee, nuts, malt and sweetness. The taste and aroma tempt me to take another sip. My trusty and favorite whisky.

Great Easter surprise. Sherry is not too prominent, but gives way to fruity flavours and malty notes. This whisky is creamy and mouth-coating. Fine whisky to enjoy at Easter holidays.

Honey, marzipan, dark berries, oak and leather. Full of flavors. Oaky, leathery and dry finish with light and sweet berry notes. Let your whisky sit in the glass for ten minutes or so. Good whisky at a fair price. My date stamp: L033C L04 31/08

Rich in taste, oily and mouth coating, malty, spicy with red wine tannins. Great whiskey.

If you are a fan of Ardbeg 10, then this could be a surprise. Good, a little confusing, but balanced. However, I prefer Ardbeg 10 and sherried whisky separately.

I may find the similarity to the 10 year old regular version, but this is stronger, less sweet and straightforward. Nose: fresh, salty, peaty and honeyed. Palate: seaweed, salt, peat, iodine. Burns like a fire. With some water added it becomes sweet, honeyed and peaty. Surprisingly sweet and balanced

This young stallion is already ready to ride. Balanced and full of sweet and spicy flavors. At the finish mouth-coating butterscotch, cream flavours and maritime notes. This whiskey I'd love to have another sip. Cheers!