Nose: Butterscotch, peanut, bramble and raisin.

Palate: Treacle toffee, black cherry and allspice.

Finish: Mild tobacco drifts over raspberry and blackcurrant.

Nose: Cereal and hay, malty and sweet. Fragrance recalls crème brûlée, coconut, butter scotch and vanilla.

Mouth: Creamy texture, peppery spices combined with floral heather honey flavors. Warm scones, dried straw and notes reminiscent of fresh vanilla, marzipan and coconut.

Finish: Woody, malty with almonds and butter scotch.

Nose: Notes of delicate orange lead followed by touches of apricot and popcorn lending sweetness to the maritime seaweed that echoes in the glass. Subtle pipe tobacco adds to the elegant smokiness and is rounded out by honey, vanilla and boiled sweets. 

Palate: Light and zesty oak spice is joined by the rich and sweet bonfire smokiness that is so unmistakably Torabhaig spirit. Subtly waxy with hints of honey and vanilla balancing sea salt and seaweed that ebbs away to white pepper and sweet spice. 

Finish: Like a sunset over the Sound of Sleat, this is lingering and elegant with notes of honey, storms and the ocean.

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 : Approachable and rich. First polished wood and nuts (toasted hazelnut) dominate, then stewed fruits (baked apples), dried fruits (sweet dates), and soft brown sugar take over. Mossy too, after a while.

Palate : Sweetness and crunchy nuts impress at first, then there’s a smooth, fruity Speyside richness to enjoy. Firm, with a balancing sweetness. Brown sugar and espresso coffee. Warming and pleasant.

Finish : Medium to long, elegantly drying and crisp, completed by a pleasant, sweetly nutty chew-ability.

Nose: Glen Scotia Victoriana presents rich, intense aromas of ripe fruit, toffee, vanilla and woody notes.

Feel: On the palate, this single malt proves complex with flavors of dried fruit, honey, spice and oak, all wrapped up in a silky texture.

Finish: Glen Scotia Victoriana's finish is long and warm, leaving notes of candied fruit, dark chocolate and toasted malt on the palate.

Nose: Oban Little Bay whisky reveals maritime and salty notes, followed by aromas of tropical fruit and honey.
Mouth: On the palate, this Highland single malt reveals flavors of dried fruit, dark chocolate and sweet spices.
Finish: The finish is long and warm, with subtle hints of oak and smoke.

Nose: Sweet, red fruits, Seville oranges, plums, caramel pudding.


Mouth: Nectarines, creamy caramel, roasted chestnuts, coffee.


Finish: Plums, raisins, blood orange, macerated cherries.