Highland Park Freya - 15 Year Old (The Valhalla Collection) Whisky

(70cl, 51.2%)

Highland Park Freya Bottling Note

The third release in Highland Park's The Valhalla Collection is the Freya, a 15 year old single malt Scotch whisky named after the Norse Goddess of Love. Wise, sensitive and with a magical cloak of feathers that creates the Northern Lights above Orkney, Freya was a valiant protector of human souls.

To match her personality, Highland Park have created a suitably sensual and delicious whisky with a hint of Orkney smoke to bear the Freya name.

This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed photos just get in touch!

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Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose: Chamomile, orange, papaya, leather strips, grapefruit, peach, pine, pear skin, cardamom, fruity smoke and a touch of heather. White chocolate and freeze-dried strawberries.

Palate: Woody and fragrant pear. Starfuit too. Smoke, orange peel and proper Turkish delight.

Finish: Smoky with a hint of tin, drying at full strength. Apricot and spices.

Overall: Freya, 'The Fair One', Goddess of Love - seductive, subtle, each sip leaves you wanting just a little more.

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Reviews for Highland Park Freya - 15 Year Old (The Valhalla Collection)

Try dark origins instead

It is a fine Scotch. However, placing a fair-good Scotch in a bottle with a fancy wooden holder does not justify the cost. Do yourself a favor and buy 4 bottles of HP Dark Origins instead and be treated to a much better tasting Scotch.

D. R , United States

7 years ago

Furious malt

Great cask strength whisky. Too bad the price is so high. Smooth whisky with lots of character.

Master of Malt Customer

8 years ago

Nice malt for not so nice price

This one was a bit of a surprise. Very 'clean', fresh profile, refreshingly fruity and almost smokeless before adding some water which brings the peat out more. I rather liked it but would only buy a bottle at ½ the price since qualitywise this is a match for HP18 rather than the kind of bottles you can find at €150 and beyond.

Master of Malt Customer

9 years ago