What's in a name? Tormore 12 Year Old whisky is called whisky because it's produced in Scotland. Were it from America it would be spelled Tormore 12 Year Old whiskey, rather than whisky.
The nose is quite light and fresh. There are notes of cut hay and stemmy grass, cut flowers and a leafy note. Hints of resin and pine oil with malt extract and toasted barley, hints of cinnamon and pepper. The palate is of medium-body and very smooth. There are notes of Dundee marmalade with fresh zesty note. There are hints of slightly sour grape and fresh hay and grass. There are notes of barley sugar and a soft oak. The finish is of good length with a touch of oak and hay. ...more
The Master of Malt
Amazing
A close friend and I have fallen for the smooth taste and drinkability of Tormore. It has fast become our favorite single malt, though we continue to test others, with only a couple even coming close. The down side: a bottle doesn't last long enough! :-) deno
Disappointing
I didn't like the finish.
Delicious Dram
I hadn't come across this speyside malt before but bought it for twenty quid on offer. The best twenty quid i've spent in a long time! Smooth and beautifully drinkable. Would definitely and happilly buy aggain at full price. Worth every penny.
Top drop
My brother brought this round one evening for a wee celebration. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this malt. Very smooth with a lovely sweetness. I look forward to purchasing this myself.
Tormore
The real McKoy and dogs bollocks of Speyside malts.