Cu Dhub / Black Whisky

Extraordinary single malt. I had a notion that this would be peaty, and it's anything but. Fruit and caramel, a toffee-apple dram, great handfuls of the stuff. Quite something else.

Just returned from Scotland, bought quite a few miniatures to sample different whiskys, this was one. Both me and my partner thought it was lovely, hints of caramel and licorice, nice aftertaste, would highly recommend it.

Unusual and interesting - prevalent licorice (though not overpowering) and caramel malt but it just tastes too subdued... perhaps a cask strength bottling might secure my future patronage, for now though I'd say its good for the money, but save a few more quid and get yourself something with more oomph

Stuff the spelling - Duhb, Duhb, Dubh and so on and so forth You're just wasting valuable drinking time, and if you want my opinion, which you're going to get regardless, it's WONDERFUL . . . .

Anyway, done is done - and today so many followers don't care. So we will not change our brand name, but let is shine as an example on human error. I hope the black whisky makes up for my blunder. And many thanks for the positive reviews - they mean a lot to us.

Hi people, I am the responsible to blame for the misspelling of The Black Dog. I must have misunderstood the dictionary back in 2001. But you can find that way of spelling on the internet. Continue ...

Love this one very much. It's my number one. The only problem is that the bottles are to soon empty.

It is one of the best single malt Whiskies of Scotland.It doesn`t matter how to spell its name, it is treasure for me.

CU DUBH, you heathens! How could market this excellent whisky in Vulcan language. If you get the spelling right, I might buy a bottle.

Great Stuff!!

my wife looks 30 years younger after a few tots of this fine whisky.Paul Ashurst.

Absolutely superb. Lovely after taste of slight liquorice. Will be buying more of this gem.

What a strange whisky, just bought a bottle of this,very maple syrup then burnt oak finnish long and very unusual

Never seen a spelling like this before... Cu Dubh/Cu Dhubh probably. Either way the spelling on the bottle is wrong, but once the bottle is finished you won't be able to spell it anyway!

I was given a bottle for xmas,it didn't last long. Lovely nose, but better in the mouth. Every drop enjoyed.

I think you will find that Speyside Distillers know how to spell the word Dhub and that perhaps you need to brush up on your Gaelic!

i thoroughly enjoyed every drop of this wonderful whisky

it's a pity the distillery never found out how to spell the word dubh first!