Single Malt
Scotland
Bourbon
A Lowland single malt whisky from the Auchentoshan distillery, no age statement is given and one assumes it is a younger malt though certainly an enjoyable one. 'Classic' was launched in 2008 to replace the old staple 'Select'.
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Fairly sweet, toasty Bourbon notes and creamy vanilla intertwined with lush, ripe cooked fruit. Perhaps coconut.
Fruity with typical Auchentoshan refinement. White peach and crème anglaise.
Clean, a floral freshness, a little more zest with white peach and apple.
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although my first few drams were a bit diffrent to my Tast I found after the bottle was opened & left until following week taste had changed from diffrent to a more enjoyable & pleasent Dram strange but True decent Dram for the money I'd Say IMO ??
tastes better than my mom's pee. But only slightly. What kind of wankers are making this stuff over there?
Didn't like. Just too light to really taste much except the floral (coconut? no, I don't think so.). Hits you a bit hard at first, then just fades into memory . . . nothing stellar. Here in Canada it goes for about $55 CDN, which is about £29, so too much money for too little. Dumped most of the bottle unfortunately as life's too short to drink sub-par scotch.
Bought a bottle from Tesco's for £20. Not surprised by the discount - it smells & tastes to me like nothing so much as vomit. A horrible sour foretaste follwed by what would have been a pleasant fruitiness if it weren't fot the still dominating sick taste. Awful; wish I'd bought the Ballantines blended at the same price. Can I get my money back? Seriously
What's the point in a malt that tastes like a vodka? Just slight oaky flavour with no finish. Grants or Grouse is much more interesting, don't know who would buy this apart from softies scared of flavour.
