Deep gold / brassy colour. Opening aroma is flor sherry like, being mildly nutty and oily with scents of wild honey mingling along side some sulphury notes. Peat is not obvious. Aeration sees a subtle briney note emerge but otherwise the bouquet remains broad, sherry like and ultimately let down by the sulphur. The palate is moderately concentrated with semi sweet, nutty malt and hints of honey. Some pardonable sulphury moments towards the finish here too. Stylistically, this marks a departure for the distillery. No doubt it is destined to disappoint many who have enjoyed Bunnah 12 as it was in the past. 

Winner of Single Malt of the Year (multiple casks) for 2016 by Jim Murray Whisky Bible, Glen Grant 10 Year Old is an exemplary Scotch whisky. With a bright, golden colour and a bouquet of sweat pear and vanilla, this award winning single malt dances on the palate with soft and lively notes of orchard fruits and malt, and features a finish that is satisfyingly long and complex

Glendronach Traditionally Peated is a fruity, smoky single malt created to highlight the effect of adding peat at the end of the kiln fire rather than the start. The result is a warm, earthy smoke that complements aromas of toffee, treacle, dark honey and sweet barley on the nose. The palate offers notes of burnt orange and treacle over a blanket of cloves and smoked brambles.