This reminded me a lot of a desert wine. Very fruity, sweet, soft. Was really good when paired with the Minger (cheese) we had. Great dram to convince someone…
Peated
Highland single malt Scotch whisky distillery founded in 1897. Takara Shuzo is its majority owner.
This reminded me a lot of a desert wine. Very fruity, sweet, soft. Was really good when paired with the Minger (cheese) we had. Great dram to convince someone…
A well-composed whisky with toasted hazelnuts, praline, apricot and mirabelle jams, followed by a pleasant walnut, orange-cookie and peppery coffee finish.
A challenging but rewarding whisky that improves with water, revealing cherry, blackcurrant, praline and a more balanced, coherent finish.
A pretty superb whisky, with sherry, walnut cake, chocolate and citrus leading to a long, pleasantly bitter finish.
A very beautiful, unusual and elegant Tomatin, with floral aromatics, lively apple and lemon, herbal notes, green walnuts and a long, precise peppery finish.
Pear, agave, sugarcane and lime juices give way to green apple, with a long herbal finish; the reviewer calls it a charming little creature worth engaging with.
A very lovely, ultra-classic Tomatin: lively, lemony and chalky, with a fresh, pure finish and a Champagne-like character.
A lovely, unadorned whisky with notes of bread, barley, chalk, pear, apple and lemon, followed by a slightly herbal palate and a long, consistent finish.
A very lovely malt, a little fragile, but utterly charming, with honeyed apple, hay and camomile notes.
Classic Tomatin notes of pear, mango and rosehip tea gain depth with flowers, honeys and gentle spices, creating a charming, seductive dram.
The combination of very ripe yellow fruits and smoky camphor is absolutely beautiful, creating a mysterious whisky that works almost to perfection.
Sweet, aromatic notes of banana, apple, cinnamon and honey make it good, though the reviewer finds the wine finish rather uninteresting and pleonastic.
A little brutal but quite lovely, this Tomatin brings coconut, vanilla, apple, rhubarb and herbal notes with a long, straightforward finish.
A beautiful nose of barley, gentle honeys and ripe apples gives way to a surprisingly sharp palate of lemon juice, Campari and grapefruit.
A very good whisky with pear, apple and dry cider notes, opening into a sharp, maritime sauvignon blanc character with samphire, lemons and oysters.
A magnificent old-school Highlander, bursting with Gravenstein apples, ripe bananas and pineapple, with a pronounced white-wine character.
An unusual, almost shocking alliance of Tomatin malt and Guadeloupe rum, with ripe banana, liquorice and olive oil notes that somehow works.
A really successful sherried whisky, rich with shoe polish, walnuts, dark chocolate and espresso, though its usual fruitiness is subdued.
A very different Tomatin, marked by glue, olive and argan oils, with expressive lime acidity and an almost bacterial, natto-like character.
Lovely notes of chardonnay, ripe apple, pear and peach compote lead to citrus and pink grapefruit, with a long, excellent finish.
A lovely, lively whisky with mandarins, citrons, lemon mint and woodruff, finishing long and herbal with a touch of green Chartreuse.
A soft, fruity Tomatin with Spanish melon, pear and citrus, finishing long and lemony—very good, though not totally thrilling.
A very lovely bottle, bursting with orchard fruits, gooseberries, apples, plums and lemons, with a long, precise, lively and very pleasant finish.
Melon liqueur, limoncello and concentrated lime juice give way to a whisky remarkably similar to Tomatin 12, only with far more intensity.
Fresh and lively, with green apples, pears, melon and papaya, this light Tomatin offers a pleasingly fruity profile despite its discreet sherry influence.