Tastes

A lovely soft peated expression from bunna, really balanced. And loads of seasalt in the nose and palate! The peat is nice and gentle, making it a pleasant and lovely. The finish is smooth, clean, and medium length.

A suprising and enjoyable addition to the lagavulin family. Very light in color, the nose is bright, smokey but with a lovely sweet note, palate seemed dry, slightly bitter with notes of toasted oats, campfire, and maybe pear. Add a few drops of water and things really get exciting! The nose comes alive with almost a candied apple note, and the palate becomes far more balanced, sweetness through and the peat takes a more complimentary role before ckming up big on the lovely finish. Loving the 48%abv on the 8yr. Wishing diageo would release a higher or cask strength 16! One can dream right?

A extremely well balanced, sweet, smokey and a lovely vanilla note. Cherry sweet nose, beautiful palate with spices and apple sweeteness. Smooth and suprisingly long finish.

Beautoful, sweet and spicy that balances a few drops of water like a champ! A phenominal offering from the young beast that is Ardnamurchan Distillery.

A wonderful addition as the Adrnamurchan distillery churns out gold in their fast rise up in the Scotch world. Excellently balanced peat, sweet nose and finish. Balanced and special.

A nice wheatee bourbon from the Buffalo Trace family. At first it was just sweet cherry and oak, but after a fee sips the flavors round out and the great cinnamon spoce on the finish really comes through. Was going to score this lower but it came around as the tinish had longer time to sit.

A nice and spicy rye, with a soft palate, but great on the way down with spices and burnt sugar notes. Great for the price! Drank neat but would love to try in a old fashioned.

A strange and lovely scotch, lovely notes of honey, heather, barley in the wind and a lovely spice note on the finish. A great long and slow finish that is quite enjoyable, almost chewy.

A smooth, nutty, lightly smokey scotch. Thre to the highland park spirit. A beautiful light smoke on the breath out.

A lush smokey bose that has the makes of a cross betweeen laphroaig lore and glen scotia victoriana in a weird way. A lovely palate that is suprisingly balanced for a NAS indian whisky. With enough flavor to hold its own!