Dalwhinnie reviews

Color : Light GoldNose: Very appetizing nose. Honey, heather, some fruit, very very light peat smoke.Palate : Honey, some spice, vanilla, sweet fruit. At the ending a mild white pepper entry, quite a…

There are two groups of people, those who like the dalwhinnie 15, and think it's amazing (the Jim Murray club of followers) and some who claim its a good, but not exciting malt (The late Micheal Jackson…

The nose is gentle, full of fruit, particularly pears and raisins, and gentle peat smoke, with a touch of honey. Really quite subtle, but worth pondering over for several sniffs.The taste is light and…

Dalwhinnie is a soft tasting whisky but has a real spiced flavour which I dislike.

The nose is somewhat acid-like and pretty salty. While it's body is light, though firm, the finish is rather long and smokey.I didn't think this dram would be so powerful. It's not bad, but it's not…

Nose: light, malty (beer and cereal notes) and very honeyed. Slightly phenolic and peaty. Fruity (peach). Rather expressive, I must say. Mouth: quite malty and sweet. Oily. Some heather and vanilla.…

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A weathered old Scotsman once described this whisky to me as a "bit of a lady's drink". All I can say is its a smooth as you like!Damn fine tipple for a lady's man.