Dewar's 12 Year Old Whisky 70cl

...for an inexpensive blend. Thick mouthfeel, & tasty, honeyed malt with spicy notes &, as promised, just a touch of smoke, a barely noticeable tease (not enough to please an Islay-lover.) Nevertheless, a warming & satisfying whisky, bringing good, solid value for when one wants a budget-friendly 12-year-old Scotch. Worth a try!

Dewars 12 in my cocktail was so smooth, so approachable I didn’t taste the whisky. JWBlack is a better blended Scotch for my go-to cocktail, a Black/Cynar Rob Roy.

A light, very refreshing and flavourful finish, dont rush it...!

We have a long tradition after eating fish before eating meat is to wash away fish with a good whiskey. I enjoy this with Dewars 12yr The Ancestor a good drink to share with friend. Thanks
Avroham Yoel Schkloven
Jerusalem

I was very pleased with this choice. Was seeking the Japanese Smooth, but not to be found. Tried this on the advice of a Scottish friend and happy that I took his advice to try it. Sweet fruit and creamy malt on the nose with a strong note of indefinable fruit and the creamy barley malt on the palate with a sweet and mild spice note on the finish. Nothing exciting, nothing to write home about, but a very nice daily drinker if there ever was one.

Really well-balanced in every aspect. It has depth and richness of taste without being too outspoken. It will be liked by many. It's strength is also a bit it's weakness. It's a great drink but not the one you'll remember most.

Buy Dewar’18 aged years true scotch the vintage Blended scotch whisky?

For a mid-level scotch this is wonderful. I am no Scotch snob. Generally my sweet spot is between 50 and $80 and I have 30 scotches in my collection. However I will pay $100 to $150 for something I especially like. I have 5 bottles in that price range but that is not my norm. I will splurge and pay for more expenses scotch but I cannot see myself regularly paying for something $150 or over unless it absolutely blows my mind. That said, I paid $23, including tax for Dewars 12 and really enjoyed it so had to go back for 2 more bottles. I get oak, apples, honey, vanilla, and spice. Definite Burbon influences. The flavors are between light to medium, closer to medium in taste. At $25 or be low it is a great value.

My "go to Scotch" of course there are better Scotch's out there, however, when you add value for money The Ancestor is 5 Star!

Love it!