Insider knowledge: Glenrothes Select Reserve whisky is named whisky by virtue of the fact it's from Scotland. If distilled in America the spelling would be Glenrothes Select Reserve whiskey, as opposed to whisky.
Lots of zesty rich fruit on the nose. Thick Seville marmalade, bubbling on a hot stove with notes of toasted cereals. The palate is silken smooth and utterly supple. Gentle barley whispers sweet nothings to the/its honey. A little vanilla and malt with toasted cereal and sumptuous oak. The finish is long with mocchaccino and barley sweetness.
The Master of Malt
Bit too pricey for a distillery starter
Nice dram but the price is somewhat demanding for a no age statement whisky.
Similiar to Glengoyne
Enjoyed it but seems extremely close to the same profile as Glengoyne, Not a bad thing mind you; but grab whichever is cheaper :)
Smooth and great value x the money
It is very difficult to find single malts in my country (Honduras) but glad this is one of the options.