Here we have the flagship single malt from Balvenie’s celebrated PortWood range. The 21 Year Old is a marriage of rare Balvenie whiskies, carefully finished in 30-year-old port pipes for added depth and finesse. First released in 1996, it remains a standout example of balance and refinement – offering soft fruit, warming spice and a long, elegant finish. A classic Speyside dram with real pedigree.
Elegant. White peach, honey, sultanta, macadamia, subtle touches of balsamic and cola cubes.
A gentle, subtle palate offering up a mix of cranberries and cooked raspberries, a little white grape juice and barley.
Cocoa, slightly bitter as it tails away gracefully.
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Subtle, complex, an absolute gentleman's scotch. Worth the money, but you need to understand that this was made with class, not for thrill.
...but too subtle for me. Its nice - but nothing here to get anywhere near justifying the price
I don't know what everyone else is talking about it being bland? But this whiskey is beautiful
The people saying this scotch is over rated and what not have obviously never been a proper scotch drinker. Do you even know how to drink proper scotch
It's not a bad whisky but it's just an instantly forgetable one. Tried as part of a sampler and it's not worth the money. There is nothing about this that stands out, nothing memorable. I'm jealous of those that found the port over powering. I bought because of the port but barely got a taste of it. Very underwhelming. Now the Balvenie 14 Year Old Caribbean Cask in the sampler... that was more like it.
