Nose: Glendullan Singleton 14 Year Old reveals notes of ripe fruit, honey and vanilla.
Feel: On the palate, this whisky reveals flavors of dried fruit, caramel and toasted oak.
Finish: The finish is long and warm, with hints of walnut and cinnamon.

Nose: Rich and smoky, with mineral and marine notes, dark chocolate, vanilla and salted caramel candies.

Mouth: Richly peaty, round and elegant with a hint of chilli, spices.

Finish: Dry and long.

Nose: Butterscotch, peanut, bramble and raisin.

Palate: Treacle toffee, black cherry and allspice.

Finish: Mild tobacco drifts over raspberry and blackcurrant.

Nose: Rich, sweet aromas with notes of vanilla, caramel, berries and fresh herbs. Mouth: Toasty oak, fruit and great sweetness. Finish: Smooth, with hints of oak.

Nose: Raisins, fruit bread, cinnamon, a touch of dark chocolate.

Mouth: Sweet pineapple, orange peel, mild spices.

Finish: Sweet on dried apricot and praline.

Nose: Beautifully balanced light floral notes (lotus and geranium), fresh meadow grass and apple peel.

Mouth: Tart lemon zest and grapefruit meet the delicate subtle sweetness of glazed fruit, spiced with ginger.

Finish: Refreshing and condensed.

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.