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Auchentoshan Three Wood Reviews
Tasting Notes
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Producer's Tasting Notes
The Three Wood is intense, sweet and complex with a rich golden bronze appearance.
It has a blackcurrant, brown sugar, orange, plum and raisin aroma with a fruit and syrup taste.
The finish is fresh and fruity with long lasting oaky sweetness.
35 Customer Reviews
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Sweet and chocolate on the nose - after that it's all gold!
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Lovely scotch. Nice flavor, easy to swish around. No spicy burning when swallowing.
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Well priced but I find it a bit overpowering with cinnamon
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Just want to say, anyone on here who uses the word Peat in a review on this obviously has real no idea, this is a fantastic Whisky, arguably my favourite ever, but if you do a tour of the distillery which is just outside of Glasgow, you will find that it's the only tripple distilled Whisky producer in Scotland and that NO PEAT is used in any of their produce, its a gas powered distillery, I'd highly recommend doing a tour of the place if you get chance as they have some other wonderful produce and this was the highlight of my visit to Scotland...
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Yes, it's a NAS and yes it's a bit on the light side but this is still a very enjoyable malt. The peat-freaks won't like it but anyone else who enjoys a red berrie crumble topped with syrup will love it. I know I do...
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Very good!
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Very good! I experiment with many flavors of Single Malt and this one is a keeper.
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Best under ?50 whiskey I have experienced in 15 years of drinkink whiskey.
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Floral notes on the nose. Quite a bit of burn. Dry finish. Medium length palate. Relatively smooth and comparable to a 5-6 yr old.
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Very nice.
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"Nose" (undiluted) Peat and floral. Really floral. Fragrant. "Palate" (undiluted) Sweet, smooth entry of chocolate, hazelnuts, malty notes, with oak and subtle orange rind. "Finish" (undiluted) Sherry/raisin, black grapes and peat. Some black coffee.
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My favorite Scotch so far. I moved onto scotch to try something different (perhaps better) than the fine cognac's I am fan of. At first I almost went back to cognac's since I like the sweetness. My first introduction to Scotch was The Glen livet 12, and 15, which were okay. Than the McCallan 12 (and also 15 I believe) which were also just okay as well. Than GlenMorangie 10 year which was a bit too mellow and fruity for me, not very complex. Then I found AUCHENTOSHAN THREE WOOD (which had no indication as to how old it was) this is THE CHAMP!!! This is the best cognac like Scotch, yet more complex with better and more variety of flavor notes. I won't go into all the different flavors, it seems to vary among different individuals. All I have to say is if you like sweet and malty notes (among others), rich and complex, but smooth with just enough bite, this is it. Thank You Auchentoshan now lower the price a bit $58 for 750ml makes me limit my consumption. Five Stars.
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I like it.
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Has a rum like smell, nail polish remover, thick chocolate ganash, sherry, green apples, blackberry, toffee. Smooth on palate, no real after burn. Nice bottle.
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Raiseney sweetness and spicy flavours. One of the best I''ve had.
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Beautiful Fruity & Dark Chocolaty Dram! A must have for your collection!
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This Scothc is amazing for just something to sit back and enjoy - whether woman or man - nothing better than this scotch, your hot wife next to you, and smoking cigars together and enjoying this fine Three Wood. It''s something that both of you can enjoy. After many trips to Scotland, this is something we both enjoy together! We will order many more bottles.
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Where have you been all my life .........? As a big follower of the Islay's and the Macallan's this was an unexpected Christmas present. It tastes great, and full of high sherry notes and long after tastes of thick dark spicy chocolate and hazelnut, very slightly bitter at the end, but that's probably a personal note, which is what it's all about any way. Very impressed.
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I'm fairly new to whisky but this was recommended and was by far the smoothest I've tried. Dangerously so, as one painful morning revealed. It's not stopping me buying another bottle, though.
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Unbalanced and awkward dram with particularly strange notes on the nose. Not what you would typically expect from Auchentoshan. I don't understand this Three Wood expression winded up with multiple gold medals, maybe the bottle that I purchased was bunk? At any rate, after finishing a bottle of Laphroaig Three Wood, this was a major disappointment. I guess you get what you pay for...
