Dalwhinnie 15 Year Old

Second best single malt iv had 9/10 good stuff

First bite is little bit ...., but second and after than you can feel to smooth and little bit smoke, warm, honey ..ext and what can I say It's Awesome

A very grown-up whisky this one, beware, sharp to begin with, but after a few glasses settles into a lovely if slightly harsh woodiness. Quite a nostalgic drop for me, reminds me of the time as a little kid trying my uncle's whisky, and getting blown away by the potency of flavour! Who's knows what that was, but this certainly takes me back ...

This is whisky for the senses and for the sweet-tooths; decadent & luxurious. The faint peat on the finish guarantees that it never becomes too sickly. Exquisite stuff.

very bloody good best 15 year old i tasted

Very nice indeed. Leaves a lovely smokey toffee aftertaste.

Intensely flavored with quite a sharp edge, will certainly warm up a winters night. Long finish with a background hint of smoke. A good malt but not one I'll be returning to.

This is a bit of a puzzle this one - it is very light on aroma, not even the 43% alcohol is evident. But where does all that taste come from? - Complex with very sweet honeys and a lingering toffee. A good whisky

Utterly superb. Smooth, complex, fruity, tangy, spicy, warming. My favourite unpeated single malt right now.

I was a little disappointed with this, being new to whisky drinking and was looking for a easy drinking whisky. While this is fairly good whiskey I find it is harder to drink than the double wood Balvenie, or even Jack Daniels. I will keep at it and see if my tastes change.

tonight i was looking for sweet whiskey so i opted for this , although it was not what i thought at first it sure is worth every penny very smooth and not rough or unpleasent ,

this is possibly the smoothest whisky i have tried, initially tastes sweet, but has a lovely complex flavour and smooth warm finish. I've tried loads of malts and this is up there with best of them :-)

I had a haggis tonight,what a lovely drink to complete the meal.So smooth and mellow.What an experience.Johnnie Elliott.Jan 11.

Very smooth and a little complex though I find it a tad boring

What really worries me is the grammar and spelling of some of the reviewers! If they can't get those right then I don't think that their reviews are valid.

Very,VERY nice indeed with the longest 'finish' of any malt I have tasted. A definate 'must have' for any whisky enthusiast

Drinking this is like eating dessert! I had my date taste it even though I knew she wasn't fond of whisky, and even she was impressed. From tasting it first in Buchanan's blend and then having the single malt it was a full flavored, one-of-a-kind, outstanding whisky.

Dalwhinnie was the dram recommended (by a hotel bar person) to go with the evening meal of haggis. I'd never tried either and now enjoy both. As has been said already, it is oh-so-easy to drink, with flavours enough to delight the palette but none of the burn as it goes down. Every glass is a treat.

It is nearly too smooth! But the second time I tasted it I noticed a pleasant complexity. Very nice whisky indeed.

Beautiful whisky, up there with 18 yo glenfiddich, sweet and dangerously easy to drink. Would love to try some of the older versions.