Glenkinchie 12 Year

The nose is floral with honey and a creaminess. A surprising amount of variety throughout the palate: lemon and other citrus, apples and other fruits, a hint of peat. The finish is medium-length, with herbal and grassy notes.

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This lowland malt feels thick in the glass and looks natural with its light yellow color. The nose is dominated by an earthy aroma with some dried fruit, butterscotch, honey, and lemon zest. More earthy flavors on the palate along with honey, pear, vanilla, and oak. Finish is oily with malt and some spice that stays on your tongue. If a peated Islay is the perfect malt for the dark of winter, this earthy scotch is more suited for a spring day.

Smooth, easy drinking and floral - fantastic

No clue how the ratings by others is so low on this. Super approachable but has depth of flavor with a long mellow finish. The sweetness isn’t overpowering

The nose starts off very bright and shiny, giving you strong notes of barley, honey, and orchard fruits. Maybe it’s the type of still used, but close your eyes and this could trick you into thinking it’s a malty Irish. The palate doesn’t deliver a whole lot more then what the nose foretold.. heavy on the cereal with some slight sweetness matched evenly with barrel tannin and a wisp of campfire to remind you that it’s a scotch and not an Irish. The finish and mouthfeel is far thinner and far shorter then expected which is disappointing because the overall flavour is quite delicious. This plays in the same sandbox as many others you’ve tried... Glenlivet, Glenfiddich or Monkey Shoulder... it’s better then budget but not premium and that’s ok. Cheers.