Hamiltons Speyside Single Malt

I took a chance on this bottle I found at Total Wine and I was presently surprised. The nose has flowers, raisins, toffee, and hazelnut, but the main aroma is a sweet cola smell. The palate is very sweet with rose water and dried fruit. You can taste that this scotch is younger than other Speyside single malts. You pick up more flavor from the distillate and less from the cask compared to something like Macallan. The finish is medium in length and spicy. I tried this side by side with Macallan double cask and it has some similarities, but it is definitely younger and sweeter. This bottle is a good value for a NCF and natural color scotch, and a good choice for Speyside fans or to introduce someone to scotch.

Nose: light smoke, slightly sweet possibly ocean or salt Palette: sweet, pepper spice, peat smoke, grassy Finish: fairly long, spicy and smoke

Light smoke, vanilla, toffee and nutty sherry on the nose and on the smooth and creamy palate, the finish is medium and drying

Surprised at how good this tastes. Aberfeldy quality at close to half the price

Super sweet, super smooth, very delicious and well worth the money.

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