The 18-year-old Highland Park is surprisingly smoky, with notes of sherry and oak. The onctuous palate develops into a long, complex finish. These qualities are confirmed by the medals it regularly receives in blind tastings.
Nose: Inchdairnie's Ryelow whisky, from Scotland's Lowlands, reveals intense, complex rye aromas. Notes of cereals, spices and dried fruits are present.
Palate: On the palate, this 6-year-old Rye whisky offers a rich, creamy texture. Rye flavors are prominent, accompanied by notes of vanilla, caramel and black pepper.
Finish: Ryelow's finish is long and warm, leaving spicy, woody notes that linger pleasantly on the palate. A whisky rich in character and complexity, to be discovered by lovers of rye whiskies.
Nose: Delicate aromas of dried fruit, honey and vanilla. Mouth: There are notes of caramel, ripe fruit and toasted oak, offering a balanced and harmonious taste experience. Finish: The finish is long and warm, leaving spicy, woody notes on the palate that linger pleasantly.
N. Aromas of wood fire and heather, followed by the sweetness of oak and caramelized apples. Mouth: Smoky notes alternating with vanilla and caramel aromas and discreet fruity hints. Finish: Striking harmony between the harshness of smoke and the sweetness of oak.
Nose: Glendronach Ode to the Dark reveals intense aromas of ripe fruit, honey and dark chocolate, with a hint of toasted oak. Feel: On the palate, this single malt reveals rich flavors of dried fruit, caramel and spice, balanced by hints of vanilla and licorice. Finish: The finish is long and warm, marked by nuances of candied fruit and subtle oak.
Nose: Fruity aromas of red berries and spicy vanilla notes. Mouth: A creamy texture with flavors of ripe fruit, oak and caramel. Finish: A long, warm finish with notes of dried fruit and oak.
Nose: Rich, smoky, notes of sherry and oak, honey, cocoa.