50 Customer Reviews

• 5
  Elizabeth Dale 3 July

  This is my husbands favourite malt

• 5
  Geoff the Rocket Engineer 28 June

  Years ago I was working my way methodically (and slowly) from left to right through the wide range of malt whiskies in a hotel bar I frequented on regular business trips. I never got beyond Edradour for I saw no reason to move on; I had found my perfect malt. There is something in the aftertaste, velvety and reminiscent of a famous whiskey liquor. Although I often get given other malts (many thanks to all), this is the only one I now buy myself - oh, that is apart from the Natural Cask Strength version for those special occasions.

• 5
  SkegbyMick 24 June

  Lovely smooth drink

• 3
  Anonymous 15 June

  Nice and interesting . Pleasant change

• 5
  Anonymous 23 January

  Sherry bomb! This is very different from any malt you will ever have. The interesting thing is that the longer it sits in the glass, the more it seems to open up. Let it rest for 10 minutes before the first sip, then take 2-4 mins between subsequent sips. On the nose there is sherry and more sherry. Sweet dried fruit mixes with something more savory, almost fungal. This a damp forest after the rain has ended. There is faint butter and something almost like beef stew in the distance. On the palate sherry. Sweet fruit with a smooth buttery mouthfeel. Maple syrup and butter like a pancake breakfast. The finish is long. It starts out like the palate, but then the spice kicks in. Something like spice cake with chocolate frosting in a glass. Delicious and unique. I like every malt I drink to taste like nothing else and this does not disappoint. Glendronach 12 has always been my favorite malt for full on sherry. I would love to taste it head to head with this.

• 5
  Norah McCracken 10 December 2016

  The best Whisky from the smallest distillery in Scotland

• 5
  Anonymous 2 October 2016

  smooth taste. very smooth with caramel and fudge after taste

• 5
  Anonymous 14 February 2016

  Smooth, delicate and pleasing to the palate

• 5
  Anonymous 22 January 2016

  Great flavor!

• 5
  Alex 21 November 2015

  Excellent,refined taste,like a velvet in mouth but strong.Congratulations!

• 5
  Colin Watt 23 October 2015

  Ultra smooth. The best single malt l have had the pleasure to sample.

• 4
  John 13 October 2015

  I''ve only tasted the 10 year old but I''ll be buying more. It''s so full of great flavours. I''m a fan of Teelings single malt Irish too so my loyalties are being tested.

• 5
  David from Nashville, Tennessee -US 22 July 2015

  My wife got me Edradour for our anniversary. One of my absolute favorites. I''d compare it to Macallan 12 Year Sherry Oak, a distinct dried raisin nose. If you find this one, do yourself a favor and buy it. I hope to visit the distillery one day.

• 5
  vikram 1 September 2014

  went to the distillery while living in uk in the 90"s the best single malt i have ever tasted its the standard i hold other single malts to

• En_robot 22 April 2014

  This whisky is incredible. Smooth and silky, quite a toffee sweetness on the nose. A silky massage on the palette. If you read on you'll notice that there aren't many people willing to share this one. Take note, this is a special. Very special.

• Anonymous 8 January 2014

  Best in the world people are right hide it away for yourself,inform all but tel to buy some too good to give away to sample, port cask one even better ian yorkshire

• Bill Lines, Kent, UK 26 December 2013

  I came across the distillery 10 years ago when driving from Edinburgh to Fort William. What a delight! The whisky is smooth, fruity with a wonderful lasting flavour. It's worth keeping to yourself or sharing with VERY good friends.

• Josh 14 October 2013

  My fiancé brought this back to the states for me on her way home from London. Delicious, unique, and quite superb. Very rich and smooth, with hints of vanilla. I wish she would of brought back more bottles!

• Mike Collins 26 September 2013

  Rich, creamy, affluent, but with a kick like a Thai boxer. For around thirty pounds a bottle from The Whisky Exchange you can give your taste buds a proper treat with this delightful distillation. I'm never without my Edradour now and I've never been so popular with the men and the lassies alike. Cheers!

• Ron MacSween 23 November 2012

  I visited the distillery back in '05 and loved the drink. When visiting in '12, we accompanied a pipeband comprised of Canadians and Americans. At a taste test in a shop on Clark Street, Edinburgh, I bought the last bottle of Edradour for everyone to sample. They loved it as I knew they would.