Jura 10 Year

Smooth drinking, with a fruity taste and a hint of smoke. Light scented without an intense alcohol smell. Sweet enough to be taken neat or just a splash of water

Slighlty petty...acceptable in my game. So smoothness. Ok after taste.not too sweet...correct it being entry level.

A really fantastic every day scotch. Very affordable and easy to drink. Fruity with vanilla notes, not very peaty but enough for a little kick. More reminiscent of some of the better Irish whiskies (like Redbreast) than a typical peated scotch. This makes it good for those just getting into scotch, especially if you’re intimated by the peat in island single malts. It’s hard to do better in scotch for the $35-$40 range than Jura 10.

The initial nose of Jura 10 Single Malt has a subtle peatiness that transports me to a place of rolling green hills with fog near a coast. I've yet to visit Scotland, but I feel like it could fit the fantasy. Over time, the nose transitions to sweet baked goods like muffins or banana bread. While neat, I braced for a hit of heat but was pleasantly taken into a rich, subtle bath of smoke and spices. Rich and slightly oily, this is a dram that is easy to drink, but should be savored. While it doesn't knock my socks off, I would enjoy a couple of glasses of it in an evening. I think this would add good depth to a classic cocktail or hot toddy too. 8/10

Kind of alright. Not malty enough. Spicy but not in a good way. Alcohol taste isn’t balanced.