Robert Burns Blended Scotch Whisky

(70cl, 40%)

(13 Reviews)

£20.69

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Robert Burns Blend Bottling Note

From the Arran distillery, this was blended in honour of Scotland's favourite poet - Robert Burns and this is officially endorsed by the World Burns Federation no less.

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Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose: Fresh, apple peels, some blossom and spice, vanilla cream and juicy pear.

Palate: Fruity, notes of custard and warm pastry, more orchard fruit, some tart citrus.

Finish: Apple peels and vanilla spice.

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Reviews for Robert Burns Blended Scotch Whisky

Smooth operator

Its really lovely. Could taste the vanilla and spice. Very smooth!

Master of Malt Customer

2 months ago

Not to my liking

Nose and taste dominated by rubber (which I find unpleasant in whisky) and anise. Very light body.

Master of Malt Customer

2 years ago

Generic

A mediocre blend . nothing offensive, nothing to stand out from the rest. Blends are much of a muchness.all these reviews splitting atoms on here.what exactly are they expecting for a score? No it doesn't match Johnnie walker blue.nor does the price tag

Master of Malt Customer

3 years ago

Smooth and fruity

For me it’s one of the smoothest, fruitiest blend I’ve ever had. A bargain!

Spuggie , United Kingdom

5 years ago

Mix it!

A very "hot" and dry whisky - almost no sweetness. Not smooth and burns a bit in the mouth and chest. Probably best as a mixer. For the price what do you expect, it is a grade below your standard run of the mill Glenlivet or Glenfiddich.

Master of Malt Customer

5 years ago

Good, not remarkable

Good standard blend. Smooth. Very good for the price. Nothing extradinary in either the nose or the taste.

Ralph G , United States

6 years ago

Like bottled paint stripper

Without a doubt the worst whisky I've ever touched. Burned and bore more of a resemblance to turps than something a human should actually drink.

Master of Malt Customer

8 years ago

A retired old lady in Nova Scotia.

I was a long-time user of Glenfiddich Single Malt; more recently I was introduced to Te Beagh; then, my local liquor store offered Robert Burns at a markdown price and I needed a bottle to take to a dinner party. What a delightful surprise! It far surpassed "Chay Vack!", and I would put it on an equal with Glenlivet or Glenfiddich. I hope that special is still on so I can stock up.

Mrs. Olga N , Canada

8 years ago

Leon in Texas

I think Robert Burns is as good as any blend. I drink it neat or on the rocks. My local Spec's store sells it for $31.00 for a 1.75. I think its a bargain

Master of Malt Customer

9 years ago

ROBERT BURNS SCOTCH WISKY

Muy bueno, guarda relacion precio calidad

Master of Malt Customer

9 years ago