Is Aberlour 12 a good whiskey?

Is Aberlour 12 a good whiskey?

Aberlour is always a good choice – one of the best value Speyside malts around. This double matured version is a mix of traditional oak and sherry casks and is rich and fruity with delicious Christmas cake notes.

What does Old Pulteney taste like?

Nice hint of chocolate and vanilla. Palate: Very nice flavor of smoky chocolate, with a immediate bite of spice, with a hint of fruit flavor, almost like dried dates. A very unique flavor, with the added brininess that seems to be a trademark of this distillery.

What does Bowmore 12 taste like?

The Scotch The scent is mild and smoky in the main, accented by notes of bergamot, lemon blossoms and fresh cut hay. It’s a very pleasant (if you like peat smoke) nose, both moderately sophisticated and well-rounded. The flavor is richly smoked, like a thick bank rolling in over your tongue.

How do you drink Old Pulteney?

Take a tiny sip at first, coat your mouth with the delicious flavour and then take a slightly bigger one.

What does Aberlour 12 taste like?

The flavor profile is classic Speyside with notable Sherry influences of sultanas, nutmeg, currant fruitcake, oak, and vanilla. Medium long and fruit forward with more baking spices.

How do you drink Aberlour 12?

Drink It Like This: The profiles of this malt stand well on their feet without the support of chasers, so either drink this neat or with a tiny splash of water. Pair It With: A great whisky to drink with a decadent dessert. A rich chocolate torte or a creamy chocolate ganache cake both come to mind.

Is Bowmore smoky or peaty?

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Bowmore’s whisky is certainly peated and unmistakably Islay. However, its notes tend towards smoke and lighter sugars instead of vegetal peat and seaweed.

How do you drink Bowmore?

How You Should Drink Bowmore

1. Straight.
2. On the rocks.
3. With a bit of water.
4. With club soda.

Is Pulteney Old Speyside?

The Pulteney Distillery is a malt whisky production and aging facility in the Pulteneytown area of Wick, Caithness, in the Highland area of Scotland. The distillery produces the Old Pulteney single malt whisky at a number of ages and has a visitor centre in Huddart Street….Old Pulteney distillery.