Kirkland Blended Scotch

Strong oak, and dried cherry notes with caramel toffee on the palat. The peat gets lost in the other flavors. About what you would expect from a Speyside Scotch.

It's okay. Better than its price deserves. But still, alittle empty in the body and too light to stand up to cocktails.

Dry, light, ethanol is notable, bitterness, some light wood.

Bad but drinkable

A solid affordable blended scotch. I like it better than dewars and its nice to have on hand for a quick pour after work.