Bushmills 10 Year Old

Tastes like a chocolate biscuit cookie.

I was introduced to Bush Mills a few years ago during a visit to Northern Ireland. It is my favorite whisky and will likely remain so. It is an ancient whisky. It is now an old friend. Nothing more to add. Please keep stocking it.

I’m not a regular Irish whiskey drinker but I do like this. Gentle, mellow and relaxing with a good splash of water. A real cut above Jamesons. Not sure I’d pay the full price for it but found it on discount for £24 which is a real bargain. I prefer the 12 year version but you need to take a trip to the distillery for that (which I would also recommend)

In the same league with Glenfiddich 12, Speyburn 10, Glenlivet 12 etc. Not bad, but nothing outstanding or mindblowing. Good value for money

First time I have really drank Irish my go to being Scottish Whisky, but will not be the last. Very smooth and full of vanilla and caramel flavours, and for the price a steal in honesty.

Amazing scent, taste and finish. This has been a staple tipple in my extensive cabinet of Irish and Scotch whiskies. A favourite whiskey of many years; and even if unintentional, Bushmills 10 Years Old is probably as near a benchmark as I'll admit to having. I had the real privilege on 14th July 2017 of touring their beautiful distillery in Bushmills town centre, up close to the Antrim coast – a "bucket list" moment of mine. Sharing it with me were a pleasant mix of enthusiasts that comprised a range of knowledge and experience. Whether or not you were a whisky drinker, everyone enjoyed the experience and I'd recommend the excursion to anyone. It was a rare chance to try some of the older Bushmills whiskies too. A memorable day. The 10 Year Old whiskey is simply to be sipped and savoured and unmolested by water (or worse).

I prefer the old bottling better. This one tastes more fruit heavy whereas the previous bottling was more creamy with a fruity topping.

The sherry really overpowers the vanilla and honey from the bourbon casks and takes away from the desert like flavour of this.

It's many years since i had Bushmills so thought i would give it a spin as i got it at an incredible low price, & first impressions were you can easily tell It's definately an 'Irish' in a blind taste test, and although not complex, it's easy drinking and nicely smooth. I'm enjoying it and it will probably spur me on to try others in the Bushmills stable.

Not as complex as many a good bottle of scotch, but sweet, creamy and silky smooth. Great well rounded whiskey.

Really tasty. Can usually be found on offers at around £25 which is great value. This is light, sweet and delicate: tastes fruity and of milk chocolate. Gets more mellow the further you go down the bottle.