19 Customer Reviews

• 1
  Too expensive for what it is. Yesterday

  They were stretching it when they were asking £50 for this whisky; the current price is just mad and it certainly isn't worth £79.95> I certainly wont pay this money for a young whisky, cask strength or not. There is better quality whisky to be had for this price and I can say the same for the rest of the Aberlour whisky range. If you haven't already done so, go and explore what Glendronach has to offer for the same money.

• 1
  Not worth the new price tag 3 days ago

  This was a great whisky for £50. However its new found price of £80 does not reflect what’s in the bottle. Perhaps if it was aged, but not for a NAS even if it is cask strength.

• 5
  Anonymous 25 June

  In my humble opinion, the best. From the first time it touches your lips to 5 minutes afterwards, every second exceptional.

• 5
  Candi 19 June

  Absolutely wonderful!

• 5
  Patrik 17 June

  A different kind of whiskey, the best!

• 4
  Bob & Barbara 25 May

  Long draw...with subtle evolution from peat to sherry...makes Barbara hiccup...which is a good thing!

• 5
  New Mexico USA 24 April

  Great whisky. Easy to drink neat.

• 5
  Scott 11 April

  Batch 61 is one of the finest drams I’ve ever sampled

• 5
  Zenith 9 April

  Very good single malt. Highly recommended

• 5
  Ananthan 27 March

  Excellent!

• 5
  Anonymous 23 February

  I have tried four other batches of abunadh...batch 61 is my favorite...first sip is warming with taste hints of chocolate, cinnamon, and honey...the finish is long and smooth...batch 61 is a true fine single malt worth every penny.

• 5
  Will 22 February

  This one really does it for me! I highly recommend it!

• 5
  Akis 15 January

  My absolute favourite single malt. The cask strength gives it quite the kick, but strangely, it doesn’t overwhelm you. I find it rich and warm, a little bit of what tastes like Carmel to me. The individual small batches and slightly varrying levels of alcohol content also gives Scotch heads lots of opportunities to compare and contrast

• 5
  Anonymous 7 January

  A very smoth oustanding example of what Speyside has to offer.

• 5
  Rob 1 January

  My son bought this for me for a birthday present. It blew me away. I absolutely loved it. It is strong, but has a lovely finish. I have tried over 100 different scotchs and this is in my top five. It easily is as good as those that cost three times as much. Loved it!

• 5
  Kas 27 December 2017

  At almost 61% alcohol it's very strong and numbs my tongue a bit too much to taste all nuances, so I prefer it with some water. It's not just smooth, (many cheaper whiskies are) it's got a very long and satisfying aftertaste, almost like a rich buttery desert. Definitely worth a try and great value at this price.

• 4
  Anonymous 26 December 2017

  I thought it was a bit more spicy than previous batches. I thought it was very good though. Smoother than what most high ABV whiskies. Worth the money.

• 5
  Todd Brown 22 December 2017

  My absolute favourite single malt. The cask strength gives it quite the kick, but strangely, it doesn’t overwhelm you. I find it rich and warm, a little bit of what tastes like Carmel to me. The individual small batches and slightly varrying levels of alcohol content also gives Scotch heads lots of opportunities to compare and contrast. A

• 5
  Anonymous 12 December 2017

  My favourite whisky...hands down