Nose : Honeyed biscuits and creamy vanilla latte are joined by candied orange peels and sweet spice.

Palate : Candied citrus, buttery pastry, and runny honey rest upon spicy notes of toasted oak, anise, and clove.

Finish : Those woody spices linger, with clove and cinnamon bark, soft fudge, and a hint of soft smoke in the distance.

Nose: Toffee, sweet spices and fruit.

Mouth: Ripe Fig and cherries.

Finish: Dark chocolate, mandarins, ripe figs.

Nose: Ben Nevis Coire Leis reveals delicate aromas of ripe fruit, honey and vanilla.
Mouth: On the palate, this whisky reveals gourmet notes of caramel, baked pears and walnuts.
Finish: The finish is long and warm, marked by spicy and woody touches.

Nose: A bonfire of smoke crackles with herbal hints of rosemary and thyme. Pickled lemon and spice carried in the smoky haze.

Mouth: Full-bodied and ashy with sweet citrus and a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Notes of barley break with the inescapable earthy peat.

Finish: Forget long. This finish is an eternity. Lemon zest lingers before a blast of sea spray swirls in a storm of smoke.

Nose: Caramelized apples, smooth, soft vanilla cream.

Mouth: Cinnamon-glazed fruit tart covered with a drizzle of caramel. A hint of oak.

Finish: Round on sweet spices.

Nose: Dried, earthy smoke, marine, caramel and vanilla. A touch of citrus and a hint of floral.

Mouth: Delicate and soft. Beautiful balance of aromas as the smoke envelops the oaky sweetness of vanilla and coconut. Nice marine notes.

Finish: Smoky but sweet with caramel, malted barley and orange. Nice complexity.

Nose: Overall dry, vinous impression supported by spicy, woody notes. Seductive aromas of tart red berries, vanilla, a hint of wax. A little water softens the nose and relaxes the aroma, without much alteration.

Mouth: Ultra-unctuous, gourmet texture. Barley sugar, pinch of salt, suggestions of currant and crunchy grape. At reduced strength, it's not as tart, but still spicy; the sweetness is enhanced but the mouth-watering spicy heat remains.

Finish: Long and dry with pepper and mild spice. With milder water, now with a trace of fondant in the aftertaste.