A beautiful, purely ‘Rosebank’ whisky: fruity and lively, with zesty citrus, prominent grapefruit and a long, refreshing lemony finish.
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- bourbon
A beautiful, purely ‘Rosebank’ whisky: fruity and lively, with zesty citrus, prominent grapefruit and a long, refreshing lemony finish.
Reminds me of a rye. A lot of burn. Mellow fruits.
A powerful, vivacious whisky pairing walnuts and bitter oranges with grey pepper, smoked beef, chocolate and coffee, finishing on eucalyptus and camphor.
Entertaining and excellent, this whisky moves from varnish, kirsch and balsamic vinegar to peppery sherry, sour cherries, tobacco and a long, herbaceous finish.
A rich, oily whisky with walnut, burnt raisins, prunes and chocolate, finishing long, bitter, dry and very oloroso with a salty aftertaste.
Floral and honeyed, this is genuinely subtle and rather magnificent, with citrus cakes, meadow honey, herbal teas and a touch of cinnamon.
Absolutely excellent, with a cheerful burst of mango, citrus and orange, delivering remarkable purity and zesty sharpness from start to finish.
An older Auchentoshan with charming, unusual notes of pistachio liqueur, bitter almond, rum, citrus, herbs and salted butter caramel.
A cheerful marriage of Chichibu and Ardnamurchan, this blended malt feels remarkably coherent, lively and taut, with lemon, herbs and tropical fruit.
An ultra-rustic whisky with smoked ham, grilled bacon and lively peat, turning bitter, dry, herbal and austere on the palate.
A powerful, volatile whisky that shifts from banana and fruit to herbal infusions and lawn clippings with water, while pear spirit dominates the finish.
A magnificent, bitter and dry palate of walnut liqueur, crushed pepper and Seville oranges, with a sherry-driven finish that's pleasingly acidic.
Gloriously fragrant, this whisky layers mirabelle and apricot jam with honeysuckle, mango, muscat and orange blossom honey, staying fruity and floral without…
An extreme, bitter whisky, with honey-glazed orange cake and caramel on the nose, but gunflints, artichokes, coffee and bitter walnuts dominating the palate.
A lovely, lively and lemony blend, with fresh bread, cornbread and maple syrup, though the grain removes some structure.
Rich and oily on the nose with maize, vanilla cream and charcoal, but the palate turns austere and herbal, with peat and lemon taking over.
Explosive fruitiness gives way to orange sweets, then shifts toward focaccia and sourdough, finishing with barley, vanilla and herbal infusions.
A wildly unusual whisky of prunes, miso, ham, saline chocolate and pepper, it may not be delicate, but it certainly puts on a spectacle.