Nose: Vibrant fruity notes, most prominently tangerines and peach, along with some spices. Palate: Oranges, vanilla, and taste of almonds. Finish: Pleasantly warm finish of light spices. Overall: Objectively, it’s good Highland scotch that’s adequate for the price; it boasts of more complexity than Glenlivet or Glenfiddich. I personally felt the balance is somewhat “off” with this scotch: the fruity nose is enticing, the palate leaves me a little confused, and the finish is like accidentally skipping a page in a novel... (sorry, but it’s hard to describe). I will have to try another bottle in a few months. In the meantime, I will still recommend it to others.