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.
Fresh, apple peels, some blossom and spice, vanilla cream and juicy pear.
Fruity, notes of custard and warm pastry, more orchard fruit, some tart citrus.
Apple peels and vanilla spice.
Its really lovely. Could taste the vanilla and spice. Very smooth!
Nose and taste dominated by rubber (which I find unpleasant in whisky) and anise. Very light body.
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
For me it’s one of the smoothest, fruitiest blend I’ve ever had. A bargain!
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.
