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We can't actually ship The Six Isles to the United States at the moment (although we're working hard to fix that).
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-The folks at Master of Malt
The Six Isles Bottling Note
A superb vatted malt from Ian Macleod, Six Isles blends together six single malts, one from each of the whisky producing Scottish islands. Arran, Islay, Jura, Mull, Orkney and Skye are all represented here in this cracking blended Scotch whisky.
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Six Isles Reviews
Long after taste
For those that enjoy mouth-wash with a strong TCP flavour that endures for hours, this is the drink for you.
4th January 2022
A Worthwhile Experiment
I think this blend works very well and feel sorry for folks that think it is undrinkable. Islay dominates but that is not so terrible and the price is very reasonable.
10th April 2021
A triumph of marketing over taste
This blend just doesn’t work - it tastes terrible!
4th April 2021
An interesting dram
I like whiskies from all of the six isles, so a blend of them got my attention. Price wise, this blend costs less than the majority of singles from the isles, especially if they are over 40%. Being 'no age statement' obviously keeps the price down - but I fondly remember no age statement Ledaig - a much missed dram. A drop of water releases soft smoke on the nose. Taste wise, I can't argue that the Islay smoke doesn't dominate - but what would you expect? That said, it fades at the finish and there's a hint of boiled sweets to be sampled. I like this dram - it's interesting and decent value.
13th August 2020
Love the new blend of isle malts
When you read the label and reviews, you don't understand much, but moment you take first sip, the first word you speak is 'wow'. Its not a party time drink. Have it with close friends who appreciate a good blended isle malt.
27th July 2020
A marketing coup
A marketing coup. The idea of a blended island malt whisky cheaper than single malts is attractive, but it doesn’t work. The result is almost undrinkable. Smoky peat at the expense of all the other whisky flavours. Never again.
26th June 2020
One less in the cabinet....
I’m going to my cottage tomorrow and I had to decide what to bring. Normally, I take up a vetted/ blended/ pure malt so I looked in my collection and decided to take up the Six Isles. Needless to say , I had to sample it first and I think I made the right choice. It’ll be a treat sitting around the campfire and the metal case will protect the bottle. It has just the right amount of Smoky-peat with a long finish , not much nose but the campfire smoke would overpower the nose anyway. Last year I took up Johnny Walker Green but I think I finished it off.
30th May 2020
buy bottle glenfiditch instead and enjoy proper whiskey
tastes like barrels made from pallet wood with after taste of t.c.p ... god awful
7th December 2019
Way over priced
Like it a lot BUT way over priced for a less than 12 year old blended whiskey
19th November 2019
A masterpiece
Well what shall I say, if you like single malt with aromatic sweet peat , smoke with a lingering finish
That’s a whisky for you .
I just in love with this blended malt it’s complex it’s slightly peppery
I love the fact it is non chilled filtered 43% and no E150 color added to this .
I must say it’s a true masterpiece
I hope Dan Murphy’s Australia will continue to stock this malt nectar for ever
and for $64 it’s a steal for the quality , if you a peat lover do yourself a favor and get a bottle!
28th March 2019
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