Tastes

Wow, as an everyday scotch it really doesn’t get better than this. Honey and dried fruit pop off the front and in the middle of the palate you can tell it was aged in sherry casks. Finished with a subtle but present bite and a hint of smoke with caramel, as far as speyside or highland single malts go this hit every major flavor at a really competitive price point.

Just a very boring, spicy, not worth it single malt.

On the nose it’s mostly woody and cinnamon notes. On the palate it’s got more wood, cinnamon, nutmeg and a little orange. Overall, a good scotch but not overly complex. For the money there are several better single malt scotches to be had. Still, not a bad whiskey by any means.

On the nose it’s got loads of vanilla and citrus, little bit of honey. On the palate the orange zest, honey and vanilla really hit you and the finish has a touch of oak. Best blended scotch on the market and is versatile enough to be enjoyed mixed or near. Hard to beat at this price.