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A 2019 addition to the GlenAllachie core range, this 15 year old single malt was treated to a finishing period in sherry casks before bottling. The casks in question were a combination puncheons and hogsheads that previously held Pedro Ximénez and Oloroso sherry. Master distillery Billy Walker described this expression as having an "exceptional balance of the distillery’s spirit and the influence of the Sherry casks used during maturation." We'd have to agree.
Nose: Peanut brittle, dates and a big scoop of chocolate ice cream.
Palate: Walnut, raisin, Christmas spices and fresh ginger.
Finish: Coffee, Turkish delight and just a hint of flaky sea salt.
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Tried at a tasting event - I liked this one, calmer than the younger expressions with not as much of the spiciness which allowed the other flavours to come to the fore a little more. It has some similarities with Glendronach but is not the same and, I would argue, not as good. Still nice though, this is the one I would buy if I was opting for a bottle.
10th January 2020
Im not sure why some of the reviews are negative I think it’s a great whisky!I’m enjoying my bottle!
20th December 2019
value for money and quality, this really hit the spot with me
18th December 2019
A new distillery for me but what a cracker, up there with Macellan of old and Glendronach
13th December 2019
Tried this in a shop when on holiday up North and was very impressed. Onto our second bottle now!
30th November 2019
Great dram, value for money, amongst the best currently available on Speyside.
28th November 2019
I tried it and the try before you buy guy is right. Chilli chocolate lover go and find a train to sit on top of and leave the proper reviews “with substance and at least a bit of effort put into the review” to the real enthusiasts. This one is a Dud.
20th October 2019
Despite what has been said below, this is an excellent whisky. Also, chilli chocolate is awesome.
27th September 2019
Ok I bought one today thanks to the salesman’s patter that “ there was great excitement at the Distillery about this one” or something that so at £63 or £66 I thought it must be worth a go. Sadly I struggled with it messing around with time and water to try and get it somewhere I could enjoy it but sadly I couldn’t. I’m not going to try to impress with notes different from those listed on the carton but ... It’s just not very balanced at all let alone “exceptionally balanced. I feel there’s too much of a high spot which overpowers whatever else they are quoting is being yielded. “Overflowing with raisins” then they say and a “rainbow of sweet spices”! I’m sorry but some thing just don’t go together - ie chocolate and cheese / so what’s with spicy raisins? What? Reminds me of that other disaster that some idiot brought to the world that never took off “Chilli Chocolate! Look this is a fail and the rest of the bottle around 60cl (so I did give it a fair chance) is headed for the sink. It really sickly. What really guts me is that when the average person makes a mistake in life there’s a consequence or a price to be paid but when distilleries foul up they dont have the balls to man up and admit it and bin the mistake - they just throw it in another cask trying to doctor things up and then nicely package and sell them to us gullible public with big sexy phrases like that above being banded around and it’s us who wind up paying for their mistakes. Know this GA This waste of £63 or £66 is going to take a lot of forgiving. What a waste and by the way M of Malt why are we forced to give half a star when we want to give a zero? It got progressively worse as I drank it. Bahhh Must do better GA
18th September 2019