Singleton of Glendullan 12 Year

Light and sweet nose of green pear, fresh marjoram, mint leaf. The palate is spritely and youthful with notes of lemon peel and sour cherry. Some depth is added with the flavor of vanilla, while there is also a wool note reminiscent of Deanston. Aftertaste of cookie dough. Empty glass smells like a cigar fresh out of the wrapper. A decent everyday scotch, especially apt for spring weather.

Light, citrus, little bitter

A nice balanced drink- malty mouth, floral, with a bit of citrus bitterness on the finish.

Nose: Surprisingly good! Light, lemon and apricot, grass and honey. Nicely tart, almost too sour, but not quite. Taste: Demerara sugar and spice, light lemon and sugar cookie. A hint of bite in the middle, with a long slightly sour finish on the sides of the mouth, a hint of bitter at the close. This could be outstanding, except that it was watered down to 40%. Shame!

Not peaty, slightly sweet

This drank sweet and fruity. No funky notes or weird burnies. I like it a lot. No overpowering sulfur sherry notes, and no undue bourbon cask influence. Reminds me of caramel apples. It’s a very easy drinker. Classic, old-fashioned Speyside.