Nose: Citrus fruits, chocolate, aromatic spices

Mouth: Seville oranges, dried fruits, and hints of vanilla pods

Finish: Roasted coffee and dark chocolate

Nose: Old Orkney 21 Year Old reveals rich notes of ripe fruit, honey and smoky wood, with a subtle hint of vanilla.

Mouth: On the palate, this single malt reveals aromas of dried fruit, caramel, dark chocolate and black pepper, for a velvety, balanced texture.

Finish: The finish is long and warm, giving way to notes of oak, peat and candied fruit, for a memorable tasting full of character.

N: Powerful and complex, notes of fruit, malt, and sherry.

B: Sherry, notes of cognac, brandy, fruit, nuts and marzipan.

F: Exquisite with a taste of roasted chocolate.

Nose: Creamy caramel with a hint of toffee, notes of candied orange and freshly cut oak.

Taste: Delicious notes of honey, spicy wood and citrus.

Finish: Notes of oak, slightly dry and warm.

R: Deep amber with golden highlights. Nose: Notes of oak, cedar, sandalwood and candied fruit. Mouth: Silky. Notes of raisin and oak. Subtle reminiscences of ginger and cinnamon. Finish: Touch of nutmeg.

It's juicy, velvety, rich and easy to drink. No giraffe or teaspoon in sight!

Nose: Undeniably fruity, elegant with hints of almond and citrus.

Mouth: Fruity attack (apple pie) with sweet cereal and a touch of caramel. Nice balance between fruit, cereal and spices.

Finish: Medium with notes of fruit and almonds.

Nose : Mild, dry and slightly cooling. Top notes of lychees and mangosteens, backed by pineapple and melon. Beneath is a chalky mineral note lending dryness.
Palate : A creamy-smooth texture evokes Clynelish’s familiar keynote waxiness. Starts lightly sweet and slightly sharp, with tropical fruit character.
Finish : Medium to long, spicy and warming, with a lingering, freshly fruity aftertaste. With a dash of water, it becomes sweeter and lightly spicy.