Dalwhinnie reviews

My wife has been wondering what to get me for Christmas. Should she buy me a nice bottle of whisky? Should she just set aside some money for a nice bottle of whisky for when we get to Scotland? Movies…

is a nice dramm and one of the fruitiest. the nose is a bit strange, quite hard to identify everything in it, but after comes the taste wich is citrus-light , smooth, really easy to drink. i could say…

Light bodied heather honey, grassy grain, light short crisp fallaway after taste. Very pleasent and enjoyable.

So thanks to the tax man i was able to purchase some whiskys to try/enjoy, these were Talisker 10yo, lagavulin 16yo, glenkinchie 12yo, cragganmore 12yr, dalwhinnie 15yo and highland park 12yoFirst i…

During my last visit to the local whisky bar, Helvetica, I was able to finally get my name on the email list in order to be contacted for tastings and events and such. Now many of you will remember the…

Pale golden colour, maybe a touch towards chardonnay. Nose is a touch smokey and a touch of charcoal. Some citrus zest aromas. Herbal flavours abound, touch of chamomile. Very mild finish, but good…

Nose: creamy custard, lots of honey, apple and pear fruitinessPalate: grains covered in honey, slightly nutty and peppery, a sappy kind of flavour noteFinish: Sweet grains, almonds, lots of honeyDidn't…

My first review of a Dalwhinnie and the 15 year old expression I was after for a while. Finally managed a taste and it seems like I'll be sourcing a few more.The nose is typical Highland complexities…

Nose: Fresh nose on this. Crisp candied apple, honeydew melon, rainwater and a bit of cedar.Taste: The tagline for this whisky is "The Gentle Spirit" and with good reason. Smooth, measured arrival. No…

My first whisky review. I feel giddy. Like a young child on Christmas Eve. Or a father on Christmas Eve in the knowledge the child has left Santa a dram...By way of background, I've been a whisky drinker…