Tastes
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Glenlivet 12 Year Illicit Still
Single Malt — Speyside, Scotland
Reviewed November 29, 2021 (edited February 18, 2022)Golden nectar in color. Plenty of spice to chose from in the nose…..clove, cinnamon, lots of sweet vanilla. More spice and vanilla on the palate but also a tangy, citrus, fruitiness. The finish brings out the spice rack again and concludes with slightly bitter, but oh so nice, grapefruit. A very pleasant, and complex, dram. -
GlenDronach Allardice 18 Year
Single Malt — Highlands, Scotland
Reviewed May 4, 2021 (edited June 15, 2021)Dark amber color, a nose of sweet spices, gives way to a bouquet of caramel, dried fruit and dark chocolate on the palate. A desert finish with more sherry cask sweetness and vanilla. A simply luscious dram. -
TheGuild club taste- HA: 4/29/21 Light golden in color, the peat of this 40 ppm whisky enters the nose with the pungent tang of the briny sea. The palate, however, is soothed by citrus, vanilla, and sweetness from the time spent in French wine casks. Add 2-3 drops of water to open it up a bit and enjoy the complexity of warmth, peat, spice and more of that wine cask sweetness.
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Wonderful add to the Bowmore travel exclusives. Medium honey in color. Deep and rich on the palate with an array of dried fruits, toasted cereal, with salted caramel and other tones of the sea not far in the background. Finish is luxurious, rich with fruit, brine, and just the right amount of smoke. A truly enjoyable dram.
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Taste courtesy of Lord Shon....wonderful add to the Jura travel exclusive line up. Medium amber color. On the palate....rich and sweet rings true from the time spent in the sherry casks, but also tangy maritime and whiffs of smoke hang over the raisin tones. More sherry sweetness to the finish with a background of smoke and tobacco. A yummy dram.
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Taste courtesy of Lord Shon I’d you are a fan of Jura (if you’re not, you should be) you will appreciate the complexity and lushness of this dram. Sweet fruit and coffee up front, followed by some intense maritime influence (salt, brine, seaweed, iodine) but still a cask sweetness throughout. Finish is long and luxurious, reminding you once again of this whisky’s maritime origins.
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