Arran The Robert Burns Single Malt

For me, this whisky is somehow underrated. Starting on the nose with sweet vanilla, but you could also look for seacoast fire - touches of salt and smoke. What may surprise you is that it develops very well as you leave it to breath - it becomes very light but even more fruity with fresh green apple zest. On the palate it is really light, sweet with vanilla, some honey but also with oaky wood spices. What disappointed is the short finish. Unfortunately, all good flavours disappear really quick. For distiller rating it is something like 3,8/5. But out of 100, it is around 83. 🥃

Lovely little bottle of the good stuff, it doesn't cost too much and it does the job quite well. It is not an outstanding bottle, but I have casually enjoyed it by drinking a small glass each night over the past few weeks. And I liked every single one of them! Fruity nose with hints of fresh apple and apricots, alsof a bit sugary but mostly fruits. Light. Beautiful light brown color, very clear substance. Nice. Thin mouthfeel, quite strong and a bit dusty but I quite like that. Liquorice root. Loads of wood. Honey. It has a small burn, especially the first sip. Clear and fresh afterstaste with a hint of anise seed. Lovely. It has all the colours of emotion and it ticks a lot of boxes. Is it an amazing dram? No, I mean, it is not that distinguished. But it is very likeable. Would buy again.

A rush of sweet caramel, dashes of vanilla, cardamon, walnut, and decadent baking spice. the sherry comes into play with a light berry note, but still moderately nutty. the finish is medium, not super smooth finish hut has enough spice and molasses-esque notes that its delightful. Very good price too!!

Sweet and oaky to taste with maybe a touch of vanilla. Very smooth. A good dram for the price.

A bit of a hint of red fruits, apple, vanilla