Speyburn 10 Year Old

Nose is lemony, not over sweet or harsh, nice lasting finish. Watch out it's quite drinkable! You'll wonder why you've paid 3 times as much for half as good.

I've had Dalmore 12, dalmore malt, glenlivet, glenfiddich 12 and macallan 10. The speysside 10 tastes better, at least tonite. Buttery, mild and strong finish. Lots of flavors in between.

Every weekend a my father and i buy 2 bottles of single malt. The first is usually whatever we hear good things about,which we then add to an evergrowing collection of single malts put together; the second is a Speyburn 10 year which we usually drink rather quickly. My family has been in the liquor selling business for generations, and all i can say is that its a shame this isnt sold by a distributor, its better than most blended and cheap single malts for sale in the states, really an amazing whisky for the price.

welcome to all things Scottish-if its Not scottish its CR**P!" aye its still true

Really enjoyed this whisky. I preferred it to most low-end single malts. Would defiantly buy again.

Everyone loves this whiskey! It flies off the shelves here in Hawaii!

This whisky drinks a lot better than the $20 that I paid for it. It's rich, smooth and velvet texture made me check my receipt several times. I gave a bottle to a friend, who said "I really enjoyed that mate."

Missing the peatiness I expect in a good single malt. Good beginner whiskey for the price

Tasting notes from the chaps at master of malt are spot on, its a wonderful dram, for a really good price. You could spend 5-10 pounds more and not get something as good.

I am shocked on how good this 10yr single malt is for the price! I would recommend to anybody, you won't be dissapointed.

For a friend of scotch single malt whiskeys this misses the feel of "sitting on a campfire". When I first tasted this whiskey the first thing that came to my head was: Tequila. Citrus/lemon dominates this whikey. A good price for a kind-of-...OK -whiskey. A bit of disappointment for me though..