Stronachie 10 Year

Very light, smooth, toffee honey. Pepper.

Sweet floral and honey notes on the nose. On the palate, sweet caramel tones on contact with a spicy finish that lingers on the tongue. Good light whisky to start the night!

Strong Smokey peat. Almost antiseptic flavor. Smooth with mild spice.

Strong honey with a little wood/ spice middle and a quick finish. Quite smooth

Would be a great introduction to Scotch for a new drinker. I think I would enjoy it in a red solo cup filled most of the way with some ice wall barbecuing.

Grain honey and citrus aroma. Honey caramel in the swallow. Kind of rosemary/cough syrup lingers in the finish. A couple of drops of water opens up buttered biscuits in the aroma and more honey in the flavor.

A lighter, non-peaty Scotch that interestingly smells more like a Cognac on the nose. The grapey, winey flavors are there on the palate too, along with notes of grass and corn. And despite being lighter in color, it has a pretty solid body and a nice long finish. This is the kind of bottle that would be a great gift because I really can’t see anyone who even somewhat likes Scotch disliking this, even if it doesn’t stand out in any one particular area.

A sweet and smooth Scotch