Scotland Whiskies

“A round, fruity whiskey Its generous profile and easy access make it a brand open to all palates and allow you to enter smoothly into the tasting single malts from Speyside”read

“A whiskey to the old gold color to orange copper highlights. The nose is heady, farm. It goes immediately to the essential, that is to say, malted barley, heather honey, candied fruit (peach, apricot), exotic (kiwi, cumbava). The set is a remarkable fullness. Vanilla ice cream and coconut come in...”read

“A tiny distillery in Perthshire is home to Edradour, one of Scotland's most endearingly different malts. Delicious honey notes complimented by an oily mouthfeel and a stylish finish.”read

“This single malt aged in sherry casks is full of moods and styles, is both confident and discreet It has a charm, we imagine enjoying this full liquor nobility, comfortably installed in a club chair, surrounded by old books”read

“The entry level BenRiach bottling with no age statement, named for the distillery's location in Elgin in Moray at the heart of Speyside. A fresh, youthful whisky with a distinct countryside note.”read

“This is a great whiskey. A beautiful nose, with hints of malt which methodically combines hints of fruit. The palate is very spectacular develops a bitter register before giving way to an explosion of contrasting but complementary tastes. Very complex, with clear woody hints softer notes of...”read

“A creamy whiskey, powerful. A long, heady. Ample nose, concentrated. Slightly smoky, camphor, then nose reveals notes of beeswax and heady flowers. It evolves on spices (pepper) and citrus (orange).”read

“This young distillery (1974) remains relatively subdued. It produces a single malt Speyside Light with its high stills rather marked by citrus. Rather malty palate with a nice presence of citrus and nuts.”read

“Ben Nevis Distillery develops a single malt inimitable style. Marked by the salted butter caramel, fine peat and sweet spices. A light nose of fruit and flower. An impression of sweetness that emerges from the set with notes of exotic fruits, mango, and coconut. Sweetness and complexity...”read

“The distillery Balmenach develop a single malt character. Relatively peaty (which is unusual for a Speyside malt), he shows complexity and precision in its aroma and flavor palette. Balmenach is highly sought blenders because it provides structure and balance their joints. A captivating nose and...”read

“This whiskey Imperial in 1997 stands out for its creaminess and typicality. A balanced malt refreshing. The elegance of Speyside. The nose reveals hints of ripe fruit and flowers, behind a thin veil of smoke. On the palate, a nice mix of green apple, very fine wood and discreet slowly evolving...”read

“The nose reveals the complexity of this whiskey dominated by aromas of malt, but also a more acidic tip immediately. Deep elegant, voluptuous, whiskey Tamdhu is very interesting. Vivacity is remarkable.”read

“Located in the heart of Speyside, Balmenach belongs to the group since 1997 Inver House. Confidential, isolated, this distillery like many others, produces a single malt with most of the production is used in the blends of the group. Aged in oak barrels. The fresh and fragrant nose is soft and...”read

“Alcohol: 46%; Format: 0. 7l; Serving temperature: 16/18 ° C; Moment to taste it: evening chat with friends; Findings of Tannico: 7/10”read