Grangestone Highland Single Malt Sherry Cask Finish

It’s fine. Very easy to drink, which means it’s not very complex.

I'm having some fun with a handful of 50ml samplers I purchased at Total Wine. This whisky was tasted neat from a Glencairn. Ample time was given the liquid to get aquatinted with it's new surroundings. Light rosy brass in color, a swirl shows thin, fast legs. On the nose I get sherry and orchard fruits. Apples and pears, grapes and melon. There's a little funk (best I can do) and some ethanol. It's not unpleasant. This is just as fruity on the palate. Sweet tuti fruity without much depth, this is a good choice for whisky noobs, spiking a nogg, or in a highball. It's definitely not a sipper though. This tastes like a cheap sherried scotch. It's about as average as it can be.