Disappointing. Coming from Tamdu 12 and Glenmorangie 14 The Quinta Ruban, the difference in taste and aroma is chaotic. I wouldn't recommend it even to a newcomer.

It became one of my favorites at this price! If you like sweet and not so smoky ones, it's worth trying!

This was the first serious whisky I tried. I didn't know what to expect but it did not disappoint me.

The aroma is very lively and gives you a lot of sweetness on the nose. You also smell a bit of ginger and spicy notes as well as caramel and dark fruits. It is generally very balanced on the nose.

However, the taste is different. No trace of ginger but there is sweetness. Caramel, chocolate, a bit of biscuit and a little bit of heat towards the end. Also quite smooth for its age.

The finish is very good for its ABV and age and gives you a sweet malty sensation and a little bitterness that lasts. Definitely one of the best 12-year-olds I have tried.

We're talking about a serious whisky. raisins, oak, and vanilla. good alcohol at 43. you wouldn't call it particularly sweet. good aftertaste. excellent in all aspects.

I got it as a counterpart to the Macallan 12 double cask. Different profile, one is more acidic with orange, this one is quite earthier with a lot of aftertaste from nuts. It starts sweet and ends stronger. I prefer the more expensive Macallan, but for its price, this one offers a rich flavor that you might need to change categories to get. Personally, it didn't click for me

I bought it because I wanted to use it in a recipe for chocolates, and after doing some research, I found that it is the best Whiskey to pair with dark chocolate 70%. When I tasted it, I was impressed by its flavor, as I am not a big fan of Whiskey. You can taste the flavor and it has a nice aroma, while in others that I have tried, I feel more of the burning sensation from the alcohol. I think it is a very good choice and also a great gift, as it is something special and very nice.

P.S. It really pairs fantastically with dark chocolate and makes a difference!!

Medium to full body, sherry nose, green apple, wood. Sherry taste, dried fruits, wood, toffee. Long aftertaste with sherry, woody notes, dried fruits. Natural color.

I read very good reviews....
So maybe I am wrong..
For my taste, I didn't love it.
Its finish brought me antibiotics.
But as we have said, taste is subjective.
I have had better 12-year-old whiskies...
It is definitely sweet.

The best 12-year-old in its category.
Aroma: Vanilla, Sherry, Raisin, Oak wood, Chocolate
Taste: Creamy, mouth-filling, sweet, fruity, honey
Finish: Medium duration, butter caramel, butter and sweet finish

It is one of the best 12-year-old malt whiskies.
In many reviews, it is ranked among the top positions among many malt whiskies.
The choice is worth it.

Not much analysis is needed. It flirts with excellence in the 12-year-olds in general and perhaps touches it in the 12-year-old sherry cask. Very affordable if one considers that prices increase exponentially depending on the years! A must-try or purchase!

One of the best Scottish 12-year-olds you will find out there. Along with Balvenie 12 and Dalmore 12, I consider it to be one of the best 12-year-old single malt whiskies you will taste from Speyside and Highlands.