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Rich with Citrus Character
The 12 year-old expression is a fine example of how the distinctively crisp, citrus character of Aberlour’s new distillate is deftly softened by double cask maturation. Traditional Oak and seasoned Sherry butts are both used to great effect, as the mellowed spirits within are combined to deliver a subtly balanced flavour
colour
Golden amber with hints of ruby
nose
Soft and rounded with fruity notes of red apple
palate
A fine Sherried character, fruity aromas balanced with rich chocolate
finish
Warm and lingering. Sweet and spicy
ABV 40% VOL 700ML
Dalmore Port Wood Reserve
Tasting Notes :
Nose: Clove-studded orange, rich raspberry and prune, a touch of sponge cake.
Palate: Chocolatey at first, before waves of dried fruit and stem ginger notes appear. A touch of earthy bitterness develops later on, balanced by runny honey.
Finish: Roast chestnuts, gingerbread and tobacco.
ABV : 46.5%
Country : Scotland
Type: Scotch Whisky
| Appearance / Color AmberNose / Aroma / Smell Soft, approachable, ripe fruit, and old oak with a dash of ginger and honey.Flavor / Taste / Palate Soft again with sweet malt, a gentle grainy oak, and a distant smoked honey.Finish Delicate and smooth ABV 40% |
Nose: Rich cereals, struck match, raisin, cinnamon, caramelised sugar. Opens with some sweeter PX and lots of delicious raw ginger before becoming creamier with hazelnuts.
Palate: Fruits, peels, buttery. Pain au chocolat, a little marmalade on toast before becoming firmer and nuttier with spiced raisins.
Finish: Smoky toffee and nut brittle
ABV : 43%
Country : Scotland
Type : Scotch Whisky
Auchentoshan 18 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Tasting Notes
To The Eye
Expect a deep golden summer barley colour to each glass of this Single Malt. What gives whisky its colour? Our careful and methodical maturing process over the course of 18 years. As the Single Malt comes into contact with the barrel, a new colour and flavour profile is created over time.
To The Nose
Fresh tobacco leaf, then some sweetness, layered with a hint of caramelised sugar, green tea and almonds.
To The Tongue
A smooth whisky taste with a floral freshness and a burst of sweet barley at first. This gently ebbs, revealing a tangy zestness of Auchentoshan whisky. The palate is left alive and refreshed.
To The End
A long, lingering well balanced Single Malt. A dram that invigorates the senses.
Country : Scotland
Type : Single Malt Scotch Whisky
ABV : 43%
Apple juice and Jack Daniel’s is a stellar combo (known as an Apple Jack), though the folks behind the whiskey have gone a step further and created this fruity whisky liqueur – Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Apple! Think vanilla-forward Tennessee whiskey and green apple, all bottled up at an approachable 35% ABV.
| Nose: Quite full. There are notes of honey and wax, resin and oak. There are notes of gentle smoke and cacao, hints of cooked fruit and a nutty note.
Palate: Sweet and rich. There are crisp notes of mixed peels, raisin and custard with a little zest and plenty of oak. Finish: Long with notes of oak and cocoa and sherried peels. ABV: 43% |
| ABV: 43%
COLOUR: Golden amber. When you at first open the bottle, sherry and toffee notes float up. The Ballantine’s 17yo makes long thick oily fingers in the glass. NOSE: After the initial sherry sweetness, the nose brings notes of tropical fruit, pineapple and banana. There are hints of oak and cereal at the back. The nose is complex, luxurious and creamy. PALATE: The Ballantine’s 17yo is incredibly smooth. The palate brings notes of creamy oak and spice. There are hints of vanilla sweetness balanced with little bits of smoke. It is a complex whisky that reminds us of liquid gold. Drinking this Ballantine’s 17yo is an amazing experience. FINISH: Long and lingering with fruit and hints of sweetness, oak and spice at the end. This blended whisky is impressive. |
| Nose: Light with plenty of sweetness. There are hints of dry spice and oily nuts, a touch of smoke.
Palate: Quite smooth and soft with notes of banana milkshake, a mixed nut note, a touch of caramel with crème anglaise. Finish: Sweet with a little cereal sweetness and toasty oak. |
















