32 Customer Reviews

• 4
  Anonymous 31 July

  Amazing Speyside...very rich and satisfying

• 4
  Anonymous 16 March

  This relatively unknown whisky is very good. Well balanced and malty with notes of citrus and toffee. This is the heart of many Johnnie Walker blends and it is very prominent on the nose of JW. The only reason I did not give this 5 stars is because I find Glenmorangie 10 yr old original to be better. It's a very similar style for a lot less money in my humble opinion. I'm sure many people won't see it that way

• 5
  Anonymous 17 January

  Excellent!

• 5
  Mike Illinois 25 December 2015

  Tried a few single malts...Glenmorangie...Glenlivet....Highlnd Park...Laphoraig...Aberfeldy...this is my favorite so far...nice and smooth...warm finish. Definitely not my last bottle....

• 4
  Jason 4 August 2015

  Really interesting Speyside scotch...for those who think Speyside scotches are "boring", this should do the trick in changing their mind. I imagine moonlit farm fields with this one...lots of hay, spice, sweet and pronounced, a scotch that stands out from other Speysiders.

• 5
  Anonymous 17 July 2015

  A grand dram to warm the cockles.

• 4
  Arithehun 29 April 2015

  A very easy to drink drop excellent value for money

• 5
  Grant 15 January 2015

  Delightful,

• 5
  Timothy Earle Kilbride 24 December 2014

  excellent for relaxing ~fireside

• 5
  M. Reynolds 24 October 2014

  Cragganmore 12 Year Old Single Malt, is my favourite single malt whisky! This is one for the true connoisseur of aged single malts. The warm flavours of slightly smoked wood and sweet Honey, linger on your taste buds with a lasting afterglow. Absolutely wonderful , with an appealing aroma.

• 5
  Jackie 25 August 2014

  I bought a small bottle of this as a taster when in Scotland as there were so many to choose from. It is smooth and slightly honeyed with an amazing array of complex flavours. I'm hooked. I never tried any of the others I loved this one so much.

• Turtle 24 February 2014

  I rate this malt better than others that cost over three times as much! Have done a blind taste test with this and several other quality single malts and cragganmore won by miles. Highly recommended for those with a sensitive palate. You might be able to get better, but you'll struggle at this end of the market. A excellent addition to any collection.

• Jonty B 22 February 2014

  There is no sherried maturation here. According to the maker it is 100% bourbon first refill. Actually IMHO it would be a better dram with some sherry influence as I find it somewhat austere as it stands.I agree that bumping up the ABV would make it more insteresting but this is not a Diageo trait. It's better on the nose than to drink, but I don't know anyone who just smells their whisky.

• Grant Melville, Falkirk 30 May 2013

  A pleasant but unambitious Speyside. I've just finishing working my way through a bottle, a five month journey. I agree with Mr Venables, it does grow on you, but it's an old faithful friend rather than an exciting new acquaintance .

• Joe 4 May 2012

  My favorite of all of them, and I have tried many!! A small drop of water to open it up, and it's dangerously delicious.

• EC 17 January 2012

  Was expecting big things from this one after a recomendation by a friend. I wouldn't go as far as to say I'm disapointed, but it didn't quite live up to my expectations. I doubt many people will agree with my next statement, but it reminds me a little of woodford reserve bourbon, which I was not expecting.

• Mikko 31 July 2011

  A bit dull. This is very much like a standard speysider with all those Speyside qualities in the same bottle, but nothing memorable.

• kartik sharma 12 July 2011

  i had cragganmore last year... i had never tasted anything like this b4.. man o man... still dying for a bottle ..guys the production is lessened these dayzz???? was not able to find it in london.

• wisdom Chinya 23 May 2011

  Had Cragganmore for the first time weekend of 21st May, Man ooh man, this is the mother of all malts. never again shall i go for bourbon.

• Tudval 15 May 2011

  Quite pleasant malt, but should be bottled at higher strength.