Nose: Sweet cinnamon and maple. A seductive attack, followed by notes of cocoa powder, cranberry and blackcurrant.

Palate: On the palate, red fruit notes dominate, accompanied by subtle hints of strawberry chewing gum, caramel pudding and blackberries.

Finish: The finish reveals a hint of hazelnut and nutty aromas.

Nose: Glenmorangie Cavaldos Finish reveals sweet aromas of caramelized apples, vanilla and dried fruit.
Feel: On the palate, this whisky reveals notes of ripe apples, pears, toffee and cinnamon, with a touch of nutmeg.
Finish: The finish is long and spicy, marked by subtle notes of oak and red fruit.

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: 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.

Nose: Campfire, peat and light, sweet, vanilla oak spices.

Mouth: More smoke, salt, malt and obvious woody spices with subtle notes of grain, paprika and green apple. Peat embers and notes of cedar and sawdust.

Finish: Woody spice with licorice.

A well-balanced, lightly saline Highland single malt whisky that makes an excellent aperitif. A crisp, dry, appetizing malt that opens with fresh, sweet orange notes and a long, dry finish.

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.