Dewar's 12 Year Old Reviews
15 Customer Reviews
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Hands down the best value for anything non peat or smoky, even JWB and a few other $50-$70 have no hold on this. Full body and such a great journey start to finish you don't even have a longing for any smoke, it's that good. I'm generally a Benraich, Bowmore or Te'Bheag (sp) man but this may be my new go to, and for $42 Canadian!
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full body taste
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excellent whisky
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A well crafted blend with Aberfeldy, Aultmore and Cragganmore at the core. Subtle and heathery nose with a sweet malty arrival. Biscuits, oranges and honey on the palate with a nice firm body. This whisky delivers in a truly elegant fashion and love the retro packaging. It's been my staple house blend for the past 3-4 years.
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My "staple" whisky - period. I love SMWs, sipping a Talisker right now, but the Dewars 12 is my blue jeans: always comfortable, always comforting.
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Yum. That's the extent of it.....
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"Nose" (undiluted) Mellon, fruitcake, raspberries. "Palate" (undiluted) Spiced honey up front, followed by easy sherry notes, golden barley, pancakes, spiced strawberries. "Finish" (undiluted) Malty, black pepper, fennel, anise, arak, black licorice, blackened toast. "General Impressions" This is really good in the blend category. Definitely displays some sherry notes on the palate and then there is a very pleasant finish of malt, black licorice and dark toast. Well balanced. Not grainy either.
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Awesome whisky, smooth as silk!
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Surprised at the glowing reviews here. I thought it was distinctly average and definitely overpriced. In my personal opinion, you''d be better off getting a sub-£20 standard blend - any one.
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love the 12 yr old oak cast dewars..almost as good as a lot of single malts...
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Very nice light blend. I get a sweet finish with no peat. I have the 12 year old blend as pictured above called the "The Ancestor". The "Doubled Age" 12 year old mentioned has a dark blue label so I''m not sure if they are the same.
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As someone who normally prefers single malts, this is one of the best blended whiskys around. It is a massive step up from Dewar's White Label and on a par with Ballantine's 17 year old. I am surprised that this is not widely available in shops in the UK, it certainly should be!
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I think this great quality blend is really overlooked. It's smooth, rounded and complex, a class act. Worth trying if you find it on offer, otherwise you are spoilt for choice with entry level single malts in this price range.
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Fantastic, gives u a nice warm glow
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Tried it when in the Savoy and was very impressed with a smooth flavour with out being tastless. I would describe it as liquid silk good for both begginer and veteran
