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Arran
Scotland
Single Malt
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This 2010s bottling of Arran 14 Year Old was finished in fresh bourbon and sherry hogsheads two years before it was bottled. The result is a sweet, fruity single malt, brimming with rich, biscuity malt.
This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed photos just get in touch!
Expectations were a lot higher . It's not that it's a bad dram . Farthest from it . 14 year 46% and under £50 it certainly does tick all the boxes . Unfortunately it misses out a few of them too . I feel its not very complex for its age and its over briny in the finish for me also. Nevertheless it's still an okay-ish dram I guess... But got plenty more I would have to put before it in same year and price range
A very nice change of pace from my Islay fixation. Floral, fruity but with substance. And a great value here in Canada.
Nothing special. Sweet medicinal nose. Peppery and bitter oak finish.
Really disappointed in this one. Just cant pinpoint flavours, which is no fun. Clynelish 14 miles better. Wont buy again!!!
Nice spicy hit to start, great mouthfeel, perfect at 46% to open up with a few drops of water, just the right amount of baking spice and heather before a long raisin finish. This will be a crowd pleaser that will also please the picky. Not everyone's cup of tea, I presume, but I know where my Cardhu and Bowmore are if I need smoke or peat for the evening. Very impressed, will be going down to the 10 yr next, and trying whatever other cask finished Arran offerings are available in Ontario. At about $90 CDN, this delivers big value.
