Tastes

Heavier going than the standard 12yr old, definitely, but amazingly, still no burn as you swallow it, contrary to everything your mouth is telling you to start with. A very satisfying, 'evening' drink.

Smooth as you like. No burn. Excellent stuff.

Tried this sat at an Irish bar one night, not thinking that I liked Irish whisky. How wrong I was. Stunning. Beautiful, full flavour, with absolutely no burn whatsoever. If it wasn't £8 a nip, I think I'd have happily sat there all night and drained this 2013 release. It's important I own / drink a bottle of my own. Top shelf material ! *I now own a bottle of the 2015 release. Happy days ! ☺

Standard fare. Easy drinking. Touch of 'smoke' in there, but nothing to worry fellow peat-a-phobes like me !

Very nice. Smooth, tasty. If I'm being honest, I think I expected a bit more at this price point. Probably wouldn't buy again, but only because there's so many other decent whiskys to try yet !

Another disgusting blend for the masses. My visiting Aunt always asks for it, hence I have to allow it on the premises ! Makes a decent anti-freeze for the car. That's about it.

Horrendous. I've inherited 2 x bottles from somewhere, and I can't seem to ditch them. This product is the majority cause as to why so many people 'think' they don't like whisky !

I struggle with many Springburn whisky, but this one is definitely the exception. Another hairy-chested, brute of a whisky at first, but after the first sip, it soon becomes apparent that you're drinking a thing of beauty. An absolute star !

Brought as a Christmas present. Disgusting.

A nice 'fresh' tasting whisky. Slight peat to it, but only similar to the Benromach 10yr level, so hardly noticeable in my opinion.