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A single malt from the Isle of Arran distillery, celebrating the famed Scottish poet, Robert Burns. This tasty bottling is officially endorsed by the World Burns Federation, making it perfect for Burns Night as well as any other time of year!
Nose: Apple peels, a little pear juice, hints of coconut and apple blossom. Develops with custard and cinnamon.
Palate: Fruity and rich, vanilla, pannacotta, apple and lime peel.
Finish: Apple strudel and cinnamon on the finish.
Overall: A very tasty whisky from Arran.
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Im also from Pennsylvania and this is very well put together single malt at a very good blend price point. As mentioned, this is not a Highland, Arran is an island. I’ll buy it again.
24th May 2019
Brilliant single malt which I tried as a new product in our state-run liquor stores in Pennsylvania, USA. The price is very good for the quality of this product. By the way, "The worst of the bottom shelf" is clearly a pretentious wannabe snob who demonstrates his ignorance by referring to this product as a Highland single malt. Probably an American who doesn't know any better. My ancestors are from Kintail, Ross-shire which is in the Highlands. Cheers!
30th March 2019
By far the single worst Highland single malt I've tasted. Overly peaty with a finish that's strong on leather and tobacco. I've seen other's getting fruity tastes out of this bottle and I don't see how. I'd rather pay the few extra dollars for a Glen Moray 12 year than drink this swill.
19th February 2019
Funny enough I popped into the Whisky shop in St Paul's London on Burns night to purchase a nice dram for My Dad and I, that day they had 2 reps in from Arran Distillery showcasing some some of the collection, I was blown away with this...smooth honey and orange Tang with a chilli style warm heat follow on... To find out a whisky this good has come from the youngest distillery in Scotland blew me away..looking forward to the 25 plus editions to come!
31st January 2019
Another great whisky by the Arran. A very smooth whisky with a gentle bit of sweetness.
13th November 2018
Burns. It's the wee mice at Mosgiel, that ate me out of house and home. Were it not for them, I’d be farming still. Ah, Dumfries with the jolly beggar's and me the excise man. A taxing job to say the least, chasing Tam O'Shanter in the hills and down Sweet Afton’s way. Holy Willie's prayer gave no forgiveness, but a dram would set him free. Finn Mac Eoin ©
27th December 2017
Very strong alcohol fume, but the pear and custard palate are there. Factor in $27 CAD this is by far better than Dewar's or Ballantine's of the same price and head-to-head with Chivas 12 and JW Black.
15th September 2017
Great value whiskey! Chocolate taste!
13th September 2017
So light and smooth that fulfills the taste buds succinctly.
11th January 2017
One of my favorites. Understated yet complex. Price was unbelievable.
18th December 2016
The taste of this great malt makes me feel like a military strategist , professor of medicine
14th December 2016
After many decades of drinking - with no apologies for that, this is certainly the finest single malt I have ever tasted.The tasting notes by 'the chaps at Master of Malt' are concise, respectful of the nose and less than indulgent of the soft warmth and almost Pasteis de Nata (Portuguese Custard Tarts), caressing of the palette when this is presented to the taste buds properly, i.e.. with just a touch of water to open out the flavours.10 out of ten every time. ..... and there have been many times since I discovered the team at Master of Malt. Thank you.Harry PATON EVANS
2nd December 2016
Sharp beginning, followed by a smooth lingering after taste. I like it!
16th January 2016
Our neighbour brought over a bottle of of Robert Burns single malt he had purchased in Bordeaux for me to taste. I didn't know the brand but greatly enjoyed the tasting, A distinctive flavour although quite different to the malts of Islay,which I have enjoyed since holidaying there. Now another malt to add to my favourites.
19th March 2015
Nice, light, summer day dram. Pear and apple really stick out to me when nosing and tasting this one.
8th September 2014
purchased a bottle a while ago aand presented it to the members of the R.A.O.B.who found it enjoyable and did not want to part with it the taste was great
18th December 2013
This is a very pleasant peerie dram will buy again here's to him that's wa dr
8th November 2013
I got a bottle of Robert Burns as a Christmas present. Since I collect single malt whisky, I was awfully glad to get this new taste. My wife, who never liked whisky before, is sharing the bottle with me at the moment, be it with wee sips. Great dram, fresh and fruity. We both love the finish. Try it with a wee chunk of chocolate. It enforces the vanilla taste.
16th March 2013
Simply on of the most enjoyable whisky’s I have ever tasted. Smooth, mild, and pleasant to the pallet. A wonderful addition to any party!!
24th August 2010
A very nice dram to try if you are new to the world of single malts, very smooth and light. A pleasent and enjoyable tipple.
13th June 2010