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Style
- Body
- Richness
- Smoke
- Sweetness
Character
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Heather
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Cinnamon
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Pear
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Honey
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Toffee
Dalwhinnie 15 Year Old Reviews
Tasting Notes
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Tasting Notes by Stuart P
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Nose:
Clean and fresh, with heather honey, pears, a touch of toffee and a soft floral note.
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Palate:
Bright and fruity, but also rich, with notes of steamed syrup pudding and sponge cake, with a little cinnamon and nutmeg.
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Finish:
Just enough spice to match the fruit. Lovely balance.
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Tasting Notes by Dave Broom for Whisky Advocate
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Along with Cragganmore, this is one of the underrated members of the original Classic Six. Quite why has always slightly baffled me. OK, it isn't smokey, but the nose has a deep, soft, honeyed sweetness: think caramelized fruits, hints of thick cream, and a light touch of fennel and sharp citrus. Thick in the centre and very gentle, it's that chunkiness in the middle that is the secret to its beauty.
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122 Customer Reviews
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One of my favourites. You can't go wrong with this one. No peaty smokiness, but incredibly smooth and sweet.
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This is a wonderful light and fruity drink. Plenty of fresh green fruit heather and a medium finish. A perfectly wonderful scotch for the summer months.
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I have had about four bottles of this single malt. The taste has been consistent, complex, smooth and has some honey sweetness.
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Incredibly smooth and full of flavor but lacks the peaty smokiness I prefer. No question this is one of the better single malts I have tried, and perfect for when I am in the mood for a lighter less smoky whisky.
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A smooth and velvety whiskie, perfect to spend a pleasant winter afternoon
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Smooth and tasteful
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One of the best malts going
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Absolutely gorgeous - light fruit, hint of spice - delicate, friendly & a little bit cuddly. 4/5
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This is the perfect whisky for my palate. I love the warm vanilla/pear/honey. And I agree with others that a drop of water really opens this up. In the last 20 years, I have most likely bought 15 bottles and it has always been very consistent. Perfect dram to introduce new whisky lovers with. I give it 5 stars, because it is the whisky I have bought the most often. I've had better & more expensive. But this is MY whisky.
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Brilliant dram. The tasting notes are bang on. I contend that there is a faint peat note and not a peated smoke note when you add water. Definitely not like your typical Islay or Talisker 10. Worth a try and a superb whisky to introduce people to single malts. Make sure you try it with water. The flavour profile mutates. In a good way
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My favorite whisky.
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A lovely dram that is sweet, smooth and very easy to drink. The light honey flavour makes for a gentle drink I would be happy to sip on all day. At £40 (time of writing), it is such a steal too!
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Maybe it was the day, or maybe it was being in the Highlands. But this has become my preferred sipping whisky when I want a slow drink with friends. Love Laphroaig and Lagavulin but Dalwinnie is my current favorite.
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My lovely fiance got this as a gift for us, and I can't believe we didn't discover it sooner. Dalwhinnie 15 reminds me somewhat of a smoke-less, lighter Oban 14, and is about as delicious and enjoyable. There's a perfectly balanced rich sweetness to this whisky that has warm fruit and honey notes. This is one you'll always want to keep a bottle of.
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The whisky was lovely as always and the handkerchief was a nice little gift. I'll always buy my whisky from the whisky exchange.
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Honey,heather and fruit galore..very good for price.Very easy to drink..almost like a summer whisky in style and taste.Rather good!!!
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It’s smoother than OBAN and Chardhu but also has a tinkling flavor that burns your tongue filling it with the best flavor. Must Try^^^
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It was one of the of the options on the shelf in the market. I watched the Ralfy' s on Youtube review and decided to buy it but it was a total disappointment. It was very harsh for a 15yrs old single malt, didn't like it. It was my second malt whiskey that I had bought (#1 was Singleton Duff 12) . Now I'm drinking my third, Glenfiddich 12 and the difference is very obvious. I know that the taste can change from one bottle to another and from the reviews I think I got the bad one but shouldn't there be a standard considering that this was the most expensive one I've had so far .
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Those last 3 years make all the difference in the world. This is an excellent single malt (I'm not going to use an Scotch-snob comments about notes and the like). This has got to be one of the best deals on the single-malt market. At seventy quid a bottle (USD), it is a reasonably priced treasure. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because I would reserve those ratings for the ultra class of Scotch.
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I really love the flavors of this scotch, not to mention that it is so smooth with no harsh after bite, I can tell you here in Texas where I live this whiskey would cost you around $65.00 or more now per bottle. In New York a bottle will cost you $124.00 per bottle. When I look for a good bottle of whiskey this is one I always purchase, and one that I love to sip not not drink like its water.
