Products In HIGHLAND MALTS (Total Products 81, Showing: 49 -> 64)
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Glendronnach Revival 15 years 46% alc vol
Exciting fruity and honeyed at first only to enter into something much more complex later.
Another Speysider that always calls itself a Highlander. A little sherried honey amongst chocolate toffee and mouthwatering malt.
Long and smooth. Huge sherry on the nose with all the ingredients well balanced.
Fabulous mouthfeel as silky honied malt and spiced fruit play magnificently with each other to a long to medium finish
Slow nose, slow in the mouth, even the finish dries out to become petulant and lack- lustre. Stay with the glorious 21 and save a few shekles.
What a fabulous whisky the very best of the distillery editions, wonderful balance of fruit cake and fresh citrus fruits finishing with moka notes sur...
An exceptional bottling from Glenfarclas of 31 year old port casks. A good collectable with the Portugese and Saltire on the label. Only 1 in st...
Highly recomended sophisticated malt. Lovely apple as with the younger 10 year old but the oak overpowers it a little at the end.
Wonderful Port wood finish at 46% unchilfiltered - Bravo Hennesy Inc!
Classic malt delicately teasing all the mouth and nasel senses - pure complex indulgence, long, oaky and richly chocolate. Lipsmakingly perfect sweet ...
Glenmorangie 25, Generation of wisdom 43%alc/vol - On the back it also say "A dram is a measure of Our generosity" Not sur about that at this price bu...
This Non- chilfiltered Glenmorangie has provenance and was matured in green American oak from Missouri. Vanilla, orange peel and coated almonds.
Richer than the other finishes, but somewhere a little lack lustre in comparison to many sherry cask finishes around.
A good Glenmorangie finish - barley sweetness and fruit abide perfectly complementing the oak and malt. Not bad from a whisky head that does not ...
Lightweight and feinty but lots of honey to be grateful for. The label shows little pride in what is in the bottle today; different in comparison to t...