Drambuie Whisky Liqueur

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Drambuie Whisky Liqueur
70cl / 40%
A combination of aged scotch whiskies, heather honey and a recipe of secret ingredients, Drambuie is one of the best known whisky liqueurs worldwide.
£24.95
(£20.79 ex. VAT)
Tasting Notes:
Tasting Notes by Lew Bryson for Whisky Advocate
Intriguing herbal/medicinal nose, with notes of pepper, grass, dried hay, fried flowers, orange peel, and licorice. Sweet but lively and light on the palate, as the orange explodes and the whisky boldy appears, wrapped in honey and herbs. The finish is herbal and sweet as the whisky strolls off into the distance. Overall, quite complex and rewarding. 90 Points
Customer Reviews: (53 reviews)
My husband and I have it in fresh coffe after dinner , so delicious just nectre .
- anonymous, 27th April
Since 1996 - when I was offered a Drambuie on a flight from Switzerland to Canada - I drink and appreciate this marvellous brand regularly. It also is my best medicine for various diseases (my dad - medical doctor in heaven - will understand me...) My wife and my kids know they never go wrong bringing me a bottle from duty-free shop when returning from a journey.
- Nick, 2nd April
I ever recommend: Dont drink Drambui cold, with ice or however cooled down ! I really tried and figured out, the taste is best, just with room temperature. ok if you live in alaska that amounts often to a fridge - try you self and judge.
- Chrisgermany, 4th Sep '12
New bottle looks cheap. Luckily, I saved one of the '70s type. Understandably, it's empty. So, I use the new bottle as a refill-charge for the old one. It is a messy business. Bring back the old bottle, please...
- Pemzos (one grumpy old customer from Eastern Europe), 26th Jul '12
Excellent drink, new bottle is smart and reflects the modern age. You have to move with the times and this is what you have done. Keep up the good work.
- Benjy, 30th May '12
At the age of 74 I have been drinking the "Golden Nectar" for more years than I care to remember, then when they changed the bottle I phoned, and then I wrote to our friends in Scotland, to say "it just did not look (we drink with our eyes) or taste the same so I therefore agree with all the previous comments "Bring Back The Old Bottle"
- Ray, Isle of Man, 8th May '12
Please bring back the old bottle. It's just not the same without it.
- anonymous, 24th Apr '12
Our two great friends moved to CA and left us (in TX) with a bottle of Drambuie. Tried it tonight - first on the rocks then followed up with a "Rusty Nail" - equal parts of Drambuie and Scotch over ice with a twist. I've never been a scotch fancier until now. The RN was mighty tasty! As writing this, I'm savoring the ice - coated with the remnants of the beverage! Cheers! p.s. I have a stubby bottle with a screw on top - collectors item??
- J. W., 22nd Apr '12
bring back the old bottle we all know and love been drinking Drambuie for 45 years and my dad befor me its lovely stuff
- w.m. D olan west lothian the home of drambuie , 23rd Mar '12
Bring the old bottle back!!!The one that drambuie deserves..
- anonymous, 2nd Mar '12
truly the best drink on the planet. Have and old bottle and will keep it till I pass. The new bottle doesn't have the same character of the old. Long live tradition.
- Steve, 16th Feb '12
Please, back to the old bottle !
- Henry Hammerschmidt, Germany , 18th Jan '12
Just an adjective: Perfect. More than a whiskey, and I love it. And this new bottle is beautiful and more modern than previous!
- anonymous, 22nd Dec '11
Nasty cheap bottle. Looks like Mexican lager.
- GrumpyOldFart, 18th Dec '11
Do like I did and save one old bottle, buy more DD and pour it into the old bottle for display and for serving to guests (if you choose to share). If you don't have an old bottle ask a friend or local pub to see if you can have theirs when empty.
- Bobby Mc., 1st Dec '11
Hate the new bottle. No character. Just for cheaper production.
- anonymous, 3rd Nov '11
Please give us back old botle. Looks much more stylish, and elegance, with a touch of Glamour! Also ,seems this old packing, have better taste. Thanks. Nik.
- nik olafson, 3rd Nov '11
Love Drambuie very much and had the privilege of having it in the Highlands too. Having the Drambuie 15 for the first time. Always had it straight but am eager to try the Rusty Nail.
- Siddharth, 3rd Nov '11
A great drink; I'm addicted! BUT, bring back the old bottle!!
- Arkitect, 3rd Nov '11
Hate the new look -don't mess with the tradition!!!!!! A CDN Scot
- anonymous, 17th Oct '11
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