Single Malt
Scotland
1 Jan 2002
1 Jan 2012
Balblair bucked convention a few years ago by removing age statements from their whiskies and replaced them with vintages. The 2002 is replacing the 2001 as the entry level offering and offers delicious notes of sponge cake.
Sponge cake, vanilla, a lawn mown in the summer, icing sugar.
Victoria sponge without the jam, vanilla custard and a hint of wood-spice.
Sweet and satisfying.
This whisky jumps out of the glass with its sweetness whilst still maintaining a freshness about it.
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Where I live anything from this distillery is almost impossible to find, I tried a Gordon and Mcphail independent bottling while in Scotland about a year ago and was very impressed. I happened upon a bottle of this at a shop in Oregon for $55 and bought it without hesitation. At first it was a little fumey and harsh but after about a week it has become such a light, delicate, beautiful whisky. Not super complex but there's definitely vanilla, flowers, bit of sweet orange peel, and a nice honey finish. Very smooth and light an excellent warm weather dram really top notch spirit. Cheers! The Sugarbear
Probably my all time favorite. It feels like drinking quality.
Have never liked whisky, but this one is really nice and fresh
What a great bottle. It's amazing how light this scotch is, but how the flavours stand out. Smells like a green apple, tastes like a sweet honey melon with some spice accents and citrus notes. Great summer scotch.
was best I had under $70 intrested in trying other years
