Tastes

Thin and kinda flavorless, not bad but not a whole lot there. Basic vanilla caramel flavor, just faint.

Grainy flavors forward, quite sweet but not too much. Tastes smooth, like the name. Not bad for the price.

Tastes exactly what youd want a cask strength ardbeg to be. Rich and fiery, absolutely love it.

Great combination of malt and wood flavors.

Wood on the nose and on the tongue, deep and Rich flavor. Spreads super nicely, tons of fruit at the beginning. Berries. Super fruity and light wood, no burn at all. Tastes like a creamy berry whiskey.

Seems fruity at first, then spreads into a subtle spice. Very rich and oily. Wonderful. Smells incredible. Fruity and sweet. Spreads and lingers a long time. It's like a spicier Hibiki blenders choice.

Smells sharp but sweet. Taste is fairly thin, a little bit of burn, but a fruity sweetness. Maybe grapes or apples. Great for the price.

Sharp cedar flavor on the tongue, as well as a spice kick. The mouthfeel is Rich and nice, but that flavor has never been my favorite. Water accentuates wood even more. Light peat, nicely balanced after water

Medium rich, orange peel the predominant flavor. Nice subtle spice on the tail that goes with the citrus really nicely.

A single cask distillery exclusive where they put sake in a Bourbon barrel so they could let their single malt sit in it for 3 years. Big strong sweet kick to it, with a spice that runs underneath it all. Spice and richness pair well, and there's too many flavors for my knowledge level to even try to pick out. Love it though, unique.