Highland Park Odin - 16 Year Old (The Valhalla Collection) Whisky 70cl

Scotch Whisky • 70cl • 55.8%
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Highland Park Odin - 16 Year Old (The Valhalla Collection)
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Country Scotch Whisky
Region Island Whisky
Distillery/Brand Highland Park
Style Single Malt Whisky

Highland Park Odin

Highland Park's Valhalla Collection concludes with Odin, named for the ruler of Asgard - a wise, powerful god who sacrificed an eye to drink from the Well of Wisdom, fathered Thor and rode around on an 8-legged horse. Really. A horse with 8 legs - the only steed the Furious One needs.

To match the personality of the All father of the Norse gods, Highland Park's Odin is an intense, powerful 16 year old single malt Scotch whisky, matured in first-fill Sherry casks and refill hogsheads, presented at 55.8% ABV.

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

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Reviews for Highland Park Odin - 16 Year Old (The Valhalla Collection)
Beautifully complex, rich and fiery, yet smooth whisky.
I loved Odin. Such a mellow, oaky, soft finish for such a fiery, complex and strong whisky. The touch of peat in Highland Park whiskies is a lovely counterpoint to any sweetness, and I much prefer it to a strong peaty character or a softer, sweeter taste.
You can taste the time this whisky was in the first use casks. Of the four, Odin was the real eye opener in terms of the overall experience. Thor was also lovely and my second choice. Loki was complex and delicious, and came next on my list, and Freya last - still a really good whisky, but I'm not a fan of the bourbon finish.
Highland recommend a tasting at the distillery. Quite an experience.
Helen T , United Kingdom
3 years ago
Very good
The best of the Gods series. By far. Price is a bit high for the overall experience though. Overall, great dram.
Michael J D , United States
4 years ago
Great stuff
Great stuff. Thor was better. However Im glad I own this bottle. Tasted all of the Vahalla series at the Distillery.
Mike D , United States
4 years ago
Sherried, and spicy HP with enough alc % to keep it balanced
"I'd rather have a decent honest malt sold in a cheap plastic bottle!"

Anyone who utters these words should refrain from rating whiskies as they obviously don't have the interests, the palate, or the ability to say anything that is worth anything to those actually interested in whisky.

If you have tried Highland Parks Single cask edition bottlings and like them then this is probably going to go down well with you. Odin is to me like a good HP single cask sherry whisky but with slightly more depth and "softness". Granted I've only tried about 10 single cask relieses. The sherry influence is strong but does not complete cover the typical Highland Park character. I recommend adding just a few drops of water as it seems to open this one up and make it even more soft and pleasant. But not much is needed so don't go diluting it down. I don't think it's quite worth the current market value unless you are a die hard Highland Park fan like me, but if you manage to find it at a decent price from auction, or private seller then by all means.
Whisky f , Finland
5 years ago
Very good
I wouldn't recommend spending 50 on any single glass of whisky (that's what you'll pay for this one), but if you are ready for that, Odin will not disappoint. It packs a great punch at 55%, is very complex on the nose and palate, and offers a long and my I dimensional finish.
Master of Malt Customer
8 years ago
What an experience!
I enjoyed Odin, it's quite spicy initially ending with by a mellow peat while still remaining sweet throughout. It doesn't feel like a 55.8% drink, more around the 50% level would be my guess if I didn't already know. This is my favorite expression out of the Valhalla Collection, followed by Thor, then Loki and lastly Freya.
Ben , Canada
9 years ago
Pyr Bringer
What an utter disappointment. This just goes to show that funky packaging and marketing does not make a good malt. I'd rather have a decent honest malt sold in a cheap plastic bottle! Aside from the packaging, there is nothing to recommend this malt. It smells so sweet and tastes far too sweet and bland. Odin would be furious to have this poxy malt attributed to him. You're far better off spending your money on 6 bottles of the 12 year Highland Park than this nonsense.
Nick R , Malta
9 years ago