Singleton of Dufftown 15 Year

Smells like smokey oak. Taste like smokey oak with little bits of caramel. Short finish. Nothing exciting.

Apple and spice on nose. Caramel and spice, some apple on taste. Not bad but super easy to sip, tiny bit of smoke on the finish.

Sweet and nothing special. There are better options.

Toffee, burnt caramel, hint of chalk. Tastes better at the last sip when fully aerated

Marzipan and ripe fruit welcome the smell, unfolding in a soft and warm mix of pineapple, peach, red fruits, malt biscuits, cinnamon. Slight woody and herbaceous scent in the background. Not very penetrating but pleasant. The biscuit and caressing malt is proposed on the palate, always accompanied by fruit and spices, custard, ripe pear, hazelnuts. Astringency of the wood in the background. Rather short finish, with hazelnuts, malt and wood. I admit I was biased, expecting an ethereal and colorless whisky, while instead I found myself in front of an honest, simple product, perhaps a little overpriced compared to its merits, but not despicable.