Tastes

Really lovely. Has more depth than the highland Scotch. Less grassy and more earthy.

Great expression of the style. Very straight down the line highland scotch.

It's okay. Better than its price deserves. But still, alittle empty in the body and too light to stand up to cocktails.

Way better than it has any business being. The touch of snoke really brings it together. It has a cherry, vanilla, honeyed sweetness. Really great.

Fascinating. A classic single malt, but with some water it REALLY opens up. Cherry, banana, and fruit sweetness in the body, with a sherry roundness thats lovely. Its also strangely floral, woth a hiney sweetness? Its good and complex.

Strong taste of floral raw honey through the entire taste. Anise and wintergreen on the nose. But overall a little thin in the body. I could use a lot more rye flavor. I'm also just over the MGP rye flavor and I think it takes away from what could otherwise be a fantastic rye.

Honey, apple, baking spices, with a rye backbone and bourbon sweetness. Touch of lemon zest lingering in the aftertaste. Lovely, lovely bourbon. Perfect for fall. Also a tiny bit of smoke which is awesome.

At first, the flavor seems a little muddied. But on a second to sip, the sweetness and the grassiness tends to come through. There's a subtle melon note with some lemon oil bitterness on the front end, but it settles in quite nicely. The Finish is short, and does develop, but only briefly. UPDATE: the more I drink this, the more subtleties of spice come out and emerge. I'm actually starting to really love this scotch. It's very nice.