Nose: Fruity with malty aromas.

Mouth: Combination of apples, pears, malt, walnuts and sherry.

Finish: Refreshing and long.

Nose: A herbaceous, floral note immediately reveals itself through aromas of tomato plants and heather, accompanied by a hint of morello cherry and smoked bacon.

Mouth: Sweet and savory meet, with notes of smoked ham, raspberry jam and honey.

Finish: Characteristic coastal notes appear on the finish.

Nose: Rich and floral, with woody and spicy notes.

Mouth: Malted caramel, raisins and vanilla.

Finish: Long and sweet with nuts and spices.

Nose: Woodfire and medicinal notes mingle with with caramel and floral honey.

Palate: Peppery and smoky with seaweed and bonfires balanced by honey, sweet floral notes, toffee, and malt.

Finish: The spiciness continues fading gently away leaving a lingering taste of honey and vanilla.

Nose: Red fruit, brown sugar, Seville orange, plum and raisins.

Mouth: Fruity and syrupy, hazelnut, cinnamon and citrus, great complexity.

Finish: Long, complex and oaky, on notes of dates and oranges.

A soft, pleasant, lighter-style Speyside single malt, with tropical, fruity notes of ripe peaches and pineapple and impressions of lemon. Fresh, green nose with wisps of smoke, then light, smooth sweetness that balances out on a dry finish.

Nose: Tomatin Cù Bòcan Signature reveals aromas of light smoke and vanilla, with fruity and floral notes in the background.
Feel: On the palate, this Scottish single malt reveals flavors of caramel, red berries and toasted oak, with a touch of subtle peat.
Finish: The finish is long and warm, marked by notes of smoky oak and black pepper, leaving a sensation of sweetness on the palate.

Nose: Sweet and delicate, a little spicy and deeply exotic. Viney, suggesting white grapes and Manzanilla sherry, then becomes lush, floral and fruity. A hint of vanilla caramel gradually appears. A drop of water lifts the citrus notes and adds hints of sweet caramel.

Mouth: The texture is soft and creamy, the taste is slightly sweet and fruity. It then becomes more lively, with acidity and spicy, peppery, drying tannins. A drop of water initially brings out the fruitiness without diminishing the spice.

Finish: Medium to long, finishing on a dry, tongue-tingling, warmly spicy note with fruity acidity and a pinch of white pepper.