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Highland Park's 18 Year Old enjoyed a redesign in 2017, receiving livery inspired by the wood carvings from Urnes Stave Church and a new sub-name, "Viking Pride". The Orkney single malt remains the same as before - rich, complex and supremely delicious.
Nose: A profusion of ripe floral notes and fresh blossom with a delectable fruit salad. Notes of honeyed exotic fruits with a little botrytis.
Palate: Creamy and full with fruit conserves and espresso. A creaminess with cinnamon and allspice. Notes of toffee with thick black forest honey with a touch more citrus.
Finish: Long and well sugared with a herbal edge.
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If it was a car it would be a VW, competent but uninspiring, it didn't live up to its price point for me.
5th December 2020
I never thought Highland Park 18 would taste thin in mid palette, limited range in aroma, and the peat overwhelming a light-medium weight malt product. Good to great single malts balance the mouthfeel and aromas in harmony. This product lacks in all departments excepting the price point. This best of effort achievement will do very well masquerading as high end offering from Jameson or Canadian Club!
14th November 2020
The new name Viking Pride (who are you trying to impress?) is just lame. The new bottle design also is lame (as if you were masquerading a cheap tequila via a way too fancy package). Worse still, the whisky does not taste as amazing as it once did. Maybe it’s you tarted up the product that need to be tarted up. Or maybe it’s truly off. Won’t ever be buying again.
20th July 2020
This used to be a great whisky. All is lost
28th June 2020
Well said below in 'What the hell happened to Highland Park'. The marketing department has gone mad when the product should speak for itself. I thought the old dumpy bottle was simply beautiful and always looked distinctive on my shelf. To me the whisky is still excellent, but the product range is bewildering with absolutely no information about the actual whisky to help you decide how to choose. I have stopped buying HP simply out of frustration with the hype.
21st June 2020
Dont get fooled by the strange marketing, this is a class act. There are better whiskys for certain occasions, but over all HP18 can't be defeated. Consistent quality.
2nd May 2020
Great Whiskey but the old 18 year is a bit greater whiskey
1st May 2020
Viking Pride? HP whisky should do the work itself without having to be given a ridiculous name.
24th December 2019
Who doesn’t like Highland Park? Used to be the refrain of every whisky drinker I knew. Then they lost their damn minds, deciding they were a Marvel Comics tie-in product. The bottles and labels got absurd, the quality of the actual whisky fell, it’s all over the place, and it seems as if they’d be happier making “Odin’s Fire Cinnamon Schnapps.” Edrington ruins everything it touches.
17th December 2019
Nose: dried meat, musty whisky warehouse, rum, leather. Palate: leathery, gingersnaps. Medium finish, smoke emerges on palate as does a generic sweetness. A few drops of water mellows out the meatiness. This whisky had such an odd balance and was just so-so. I much prefer the NAS whisky in the Viking Pride range (Svein, Valkyrie, Einar, etc.), as well as the 12yo.
6th October 2019
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