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CountryScotlandRegionSpeysideCustomer Reviews:
CU DUBH, you heathens! How could market this excellent whisky in Vulcan language. If you get the spelling right, I might buy a bottle.
- Aonghas MacDhomhnaill, 29th Nov '11
Great Stuff!!
- Bram Hoogendijk, 5th Nov '11
my wife looks 30 years younger after a few tots of this fine whisky.Paul Ashurst.
- anonymous, 1st Nov '10
Absolutely superb. Lovely after taste of slight liquorice. Will be buying more of this gem.
- tommmcg, 8th Oct '10
What a strange whisky, just bought a bottle of this,very maple syrup then burnt oak finnish long and very unusual
- anonymous, 2nd Sep '10
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!
- anonymous, 21st Mar '10
I was given a bottle for xmas,it didn't last long. Lovely nose, but better in the mouth. Every drop enjoyed.
- George Stokes, 22nd Jan '10
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!
- Speyside Distillers, 20th Aug '09
i thoroughly enjoyed every drop of this wonderful whisky
- JP, 11th Dec '08
it's a pity the distillery never found out how to spell the word dubh first!
- anonymous, 12th Nov '08
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