Fruity malt, straightforward with notes of wax, a hint of honey and spices.

Nose: Vanilla cream, floral with fresh-cut apples.

Mouth: Vanilla fudge, herbaceous, floral and sweet.

Finish: Rich, mouth-coating, on refreshing citrus.

Nose: Intense notes of peat, smoke and dried fruit emerge on the nose, foreshadowing a robust and complex taste experience.
Mouth: On the palate, this Lagavulin 12-Year-Old reveals deep flavors of caramel, vanilla and spice, balanced by a subtle touch of sea salt.
Finish: The finish is long and warm, leaving lingering notes of peat and burnt oak on the palate.

N: Exotic fruits characteristic of Bowmore are immediately present, followed by a sweet, salty sherry aroma, but also coastal, fresh and full of citrus and mineral qualities. This is followed by an elegant peat smoke.

B: Fruity, peat smoke, saline and coastal attack, citrus and some smoked beer and dried seaweed notes.

F: Very long, smoky, exotic, coastal with citrus notes.

Nose: Glenmorangie Nectar 16 Year Old reveals subtle aromas of honey, citrus and vanilla, with a delicate touch of dried fruit.
Feel: On the palate, this single malt reveals indulgent flavors of toffee, roasted hazelnuts and candied fruit, with a creamy, silky texture.
Finish: The finish of Glenmorangie Nectar 16 Year Old is long and smooth, letting notes of honey, chocolate and spice mingle harmoniously on the palate.

Nose: Beautiful notes of lavender, vetiver and incense candles. There's a touch of leather, a little almond and a hint of wax. A drop of water opens up the aromatic spectrum, revealing hints of wood smoke, damp peat, a hint of menthol and more old leather.

Mouth: Salty and creamy, savory, eucalyptus oil, salted caramel, smoked pecans, wood smoke, creosote and tar. There's also a background of sweetness, like smoked pear crumble and a bit of fudge.

Finish: Notes of leather, salted caramel and a refreshing menthol sensation.

Nose: Blair Athol Cadenhead 14 Year Old offers aromas of ripe fruit, honey and sweet spices, with a hint of vanilla in the background.

Palate: On the palate, this Highland single malt reveals notes of caramel, walnut and black pepper, balanced by hints of oak and dried fruit.

Finish: The finish is long and warm, leaving lingering notes of candied fruit and toasted oak.

Nose: Extremely pleasant, fruit salad (pears and apples) with hints of orange and sweet spices.

Mouth: It's a struggle between sweet and dry notes. Honeyed, juicy with notes of marzipan, cinnamon cakes and hints of blood oranges.

Finish: Sweet and sour right through to the aftertaste. Playful and easy despite its power.