Tomintoul 10 Year

First, a very sweet lemon cake with a white sugar-based topping appears on the nose. After a breath, light grass, sweet tangerines and candied orange, brown sugar and brown honey appear. The taste is a cocktail with salted sweet lemon, sweet grass, apple salad. The finish is short with a lot of residual sweetness and a distant salty sensation. Overall rating 75. This whiskey does not impress me with anything, it fades. There is a medium sweetness that fades and around this sweetness there is no complexity - there is no malt, I do not feel any wood, the coastal feeling is weak, the fruitiness is also not impressive.

Sweet chocolate salted caramel cookie

Only the 21 years old is fine, but for the money much better could be bought. The 10y.o is peated

Really good. Had a small bottle brought home from Scotland

Very nice. Pretty smooth, very vanilla-y cant really taste the ioney. Very warming

Nose vanilla smooth Palate vanilla spice Finish vanilla spice

Nose: Jersey caramels, grass, banana and lemon A very distinctive aroma Palate: Taste follows the nose. Soft bananas and hints of lemon Finish: Medium finish Miniature Tomintoul Pack

The nose is very straw forward with a bit of honey sweetness, with a leathery smoke that mixes with charred oak. Fairly straight forward and simple this, but still very pleasant to keep taking in. The palate is very soft but sends a pleasant wave of very mild black pepper, straw and honey throughout the mouth, with traces of leather and oak in the distant background. The finish is medium short with a bit of linger pepper and straw, while the honey sweetness and oak are first to go. Just because this is a very simple whisky, does not mean it is bad. It is rather enjoyable as a relaxing sipper.

Smooth sweet flavour. Not the smoothest

Nose: alcohol, caramel, cinnamon, sandalwood, some floral notes Palate: moderate warming spices upfront, which becomes pungent towards the finish, caramel, vanilla, honey, slightly metallic Finish: pepper bitterness, sugar, briny