If you judge it by the fact that it is not a single malt, it's better not to buy it or even try it. Okay, it's not a single malt. You can't say it's only suitable for a foot bath. It's an easy-going 12-year-old that will disappoint someone who only drinks Macallan. With a little more money, you can get a Cardhu 12 or Glenfiddich 12.

The burning sensation is quite intense and overall not as smooth for whiskey, I would recommend it to someone who enjoys drinks with a strong burning sensation and alcohol in general, and this whiskey............For the money, the Johnnie Walker Black Label is much better (for me), without a second thought it is always in my liquor cabinet and it is a 12-year-old just like this Chivas

Definitely a whiskey that someone should try, BUT you can find better for the money. Easy to drink with a strong aftertaste that bothers you a little (me) after 2-3 drinks. Personally, it doesn't excite me because it brings the classic whiskey taste to the mouth, as I prefer it to have a distinct aroma-flavor!

Classic whiskey that in the 80s in Greece held a prominent position due to its intense advertising. For twelve euros, it is a safe choice. For those who are looking, with this money you can find clearly superior gems.

For the money it costs, there is no rival, a hard whiskey, to find its aromas it needs the appropriate glass

The definition of overrated. There are other better malt or blended whiskies at the same or lower price.

It doesn't say much according to its reputation. After half a bottle, I still can't. Very bright and bitter. A waste of money

In my personal opinion, overrated whiskey with no value for money. There are so many options you can get for this price, I would not recommend it to someone who has not tried other whiskies in this price range (60€). My review may be a bit harsh, but I can't see why it has a rating of 5 stars because personally, this is what led me to acquire it.

A very good whiskey, one of the best 12-year-olds. Balance in aromas, easy to drink taste. In Greece, it became a "must" in previous decades and unfortunately got "bombed" a lot.

Quite good whiskey. Worth the money. There are better ones, there are also worse ones. You can't go wrong with this one though.

Good, but I don't believe it's worth its money.
It's better for someone to get a Glenfiddich 12-year-old, which is a single malt, and you can understand the difference from the first sip!