Insider knowledge: Drumguish whisky is named whisky by virtue of the fact it's from Scotland. If distilled in America the spelling would be Drumguish whiskey, as opposed to whisky.
Nose: Walnuts, honey, barley. Pepper. Smoke, herbal, leather, cigar boxes, a little fudge.Palate: Rich, soft, fudge, touch of rum.Finish: Cereals, toasted oak, vanilla spice, caramel.
The Master of Malt
Awful
You'd be better of burning your money than buying this and drinking it. Not strong enough to remove paint, but will destroy your tastebuds
agree
what a mish-mash offlavours
Do not agree with the above
Purchased two bottles in Pitlochry - finished one 1/3 left in other, wish to purhase more.
Cannae complain
This is a very fine single malt for it's age... with due comparison, the Drumguish can be described as a younger sibling to the Glenfiddich 21yr old... and at a fraction of the price you really cannae complain.
Tennessee Taster
Usually drink our surrounding counties local products, Daniels & Dickel but do love Scotch. This one has hot alcohol flavor, needs age, but at $23/bottle I couldn't pass on a taste try of a couple bottles. Would hope that this distillery continues to produce and has the funding to let some of its product age properly.
like it!
It's smooth and mellow. For the price , it can't be beat
Pat from Paisley
Elegant, clean finish with latent sweet finish- a very decent dram indeed.
Excellent
This is the best whisky I have ever tasted!
Good
Love it, smooth start then evaporation leaving fruity peat and liqueur like roundness.
Ghaaaarrrr!
I can't even give this one away... cant get rid of it :( just pure Evil...
ACEPTABLE
Relación precio calidad ,EXCELENTE
callum
brilliant