Tastes

Nice pour from 375 ml. bottle. Batch No.1. Lots of maple nut and vanilla on the nose. Drank neat at 107 proof. Very smooth with a slight burn on the finish. Caramel, vanilla, cinnamon, oak, and tobacco come trough on the taste profile. Just enough sweetness with some bitterness at the end. Very good pour!

Lots of initial flavor but not real complex. Sweet with tastes of sherry, oak, lemon zest, and vanilla.

Great copper/dark amber coloring. Nice legs. Caramel or cream brûlée smell. Taste profile of toffee, with a little perfume on the finish. Pretty much one dimensional but a great pour for the price.

Used it in a recipe for baked beans, then drank the rest. Nothing great or complex. But not bad either.

Very earthy. Very complex. Lots of peat, citrus (lemon), brine, peaches, vanilla, dark chocolate, peppery. Medium sweetness.

Recommend to put in freezer. Corn sweetness, berries, not too complex. Strange drinking frozen scotch. Probably will not buy again.

A very mild sweet scotch with a slight burn on the finish. Notes of apples, pear, green grass and vanilla. Easy sipper. On the packaging it says Naturally it’s best served chilled or over ice. I drank it neat. I’m afraid you would loose the taste served over ice.

Cedar, caramel, and vanilla on the nose. Apple, lemon, grapefruit, and slightly sweet initially followed by some brine, smoke, and spicy burn on the finish.

Very smooth with a light to medium body. Apple and citrus notes with brine, slight peat, and a bit of spice. Great taste!

Great everyday sipper. Sweet with citrus/apple/pear notes. Some vanilla and oak. Easy to drink.