Nose: Floral, banana, pineapple and a slight herbaceous note.

Mouth: Sweet, caramel, custard and redcurrants.

Finish: Sweet on spices and ginger.

Nose: Compass Box Asyla reveals fresh aromas of vanilla, honey and cereals, with a subtle touch of tropical fruit.

Feel: On the palate, this blended whisky reveals creamy notes of pear, apple and oak, followed by nuances of honey and sweet spices.

Finish: The finish is smooth and balanced, with lingering notes of vanilla, caramel and ripe fruit.

Nose: Oban 14 Year Old whisky reveals aromas of dried fruit, honey and vanilla, with a hint of smoke.
Feel: On the palate, there are notes of caramel, citrus and candied fruit, as well as a subtle salty touch characteristic of whiskies from the Highlands region.
Finish: The finish is long and slightly spicy, leaving flavors of oak and peat on the palate.

Nose: Rich notes of orchard fruits, honey and toasted oak.

Mouth: Ripe pear, nectarine and malty sweetness.

Finish: Almond and spicy vanilla.

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.

We have the pleasure in presenting both the finished whisky and the final sherry in this limited edition of Whisky Meets Sherry. This whisky has drawn incredible influences and as a result showcases a range of dried and exotic fruits with cocoa and nutty notes. It is silky smooth and slightly drying in the finish.

Nose : Fresh barley sweetness, citrus oils, green apple, and fragrant grassy notes. Hints of vanilla, malt biscuits, and gentle mineral tones.

Palate : Bright and lively at cask strength. Lemon zest, pear, honey, and fresh malt layered with subtle white pepper and oak spice. A clean, crisp, Highland profile with excellent structure and energy.

Finish : Long, warming, and malty with citrus peel, soft herbal notes, and lingering sweetness.

Nose : Approachable and rich. First polished wood and nuts (toasted hazelnut) dominate, then stewed fruits (baked apples), dried fruits (sweet dates), and soft brown sugar take over. Mossy too, after a while.

Palate : Sweetness and crunchy nuts impress at first, then there’s a smooth, fruity Speyside richness to enjoy. Firm, with a balancing sweetness. Brown sugar and espresso coffee. Warming and pleasant.

Finish : Medium to long, elegantly drying and crisp, completed by a pleasant, sweetly nutty chew-ability.