Tastes

Fruity with less bite than a typical Highland. More of a dessert whiskey. Not as tasty as the Speyburn 10yr, but has some pleasant notes. The price of $25 is the major selling point of this bottle. It has a quality that creeps over the course of a glass and becomes more pleasant. The finish of honey and sweetness isn't bad. It makes me wish for a better bottle, however it will be good in my flask for a warm up on fall nights.