Glen Ord Distillery is the only remaining single malt Scotch distiller on the Black Isle, in the northern Highlands of Scotland. The Singleton was released in 2006, with a relaunch of the Glen Ord Distillery's 12 year expression in an updated bottle design. This whisky is only available in select Asian markets and available for visitors at the distillery.
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Fantastic dram, Iike my sherried scotches and this drink smells and taste sugary sweet. With water a caramarl malt starts coming through Nose: Thick sweet raisin smell. Palate: Mild raisins, smooth feel. Finish: More raisins with a quick nip of heat.
Unusual and quite unique. Maybe the first time I come across a whisky that evokes thoughts of Champagne - the nose is winey with citrus zest. The palate has notes of honey and ginger, but the finish is non-existent. Not bad.
A nose of vanilla and caramel is followed by dried fruits, oak, and just the right amount of peaty smoke, finishing with dark chocolate. Really a lovely dram if you can find it!
Average at best. As the name suggest the taste is just single dimension. Toward floral, petal familiar yet I can't put the finger on it. Smooth but almost no lingering finish.
Don't really remember much about the flavor profile but was a nice experience trying it at the distillery in Scotland.
外观：金黃色，清盈不掛杯 闻香：柑橘類水果香味，一丟丟煤屑味，蜂蜜 口感：入口有奶油的甜膩，酒精的辛辣太沖，掩過了後韻的果香，導致收尾一般，只有一點甜味。 加水後整體也沒有多大變化，稍為甜了一點？ ps:哥哥送的酒
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