Teacher's Highland Cream

Nose: Banana Palate: Banana Finish: slight subtle smoke, banana lingers for a bit but doesn’t overextend it’s welcome Unique, good bang for the buck. Not the go to for a blended scotch but a good change up every once in a while.

As of right now my favorite budget scotch. Got an entire handle for $23.99. Sweet butter, butterscotch, a bit of peat and a hint of smoke, some maltiness, some light fruitiness, and some grain whisky burn/ethanol note coming in. Taste follows through with a decent mouthfeel and a bit of oilyness along with a added hint of spice. Mid palate there is some fresh rubber and ends quick and fairly clean. Not perfect but incredible for the price. I mix with it and will have it neat when I'm craving scotch and just want something cheap.

Nose: strong grain alcohol astringency, sweet, spicy, very little peat. Palate: grain alcohol astringency is still present but not as front and center as on the nose. Spicy, mild peat, moderately sweet. Finish: medium length, continued spice, mild peat, and grain alcohol astringency. Overall very good for a budget blend. I think it should be rated higher than it is.

Mossy, earthy peat (not smoke!) on both the nose and palate. Fruity honey sweetness. I actually prefer this with a single ice cube; turns up the vanilla a notch or two. 5/5 points for value. One of the cheapest bottles around. Far, far better then any other low $20’s bottle of Blended Scotch, and then some.

Light peat with honey and spice. For the price you cant beat it.