Isle Of Skye 8 Year Old (Ian Macleod) Whisky 70cl

Malty & Peaty a good priced blend
Unfortunately seems to evaporate at an alarmingly rapid rate as its so easy to almost quaff down so will have to buy another bottle of this but thankfully won't break the Bank

As I have said many times before, this is top notch scotch for a price most can afford. If that’s not possible go and get a job and buy a can of coke.

Needs a few drops of water to bring out the flavours. Has plenty of character, and at this price (£20 when ordered) it's certainly competitive. But significantly better available if you want to spend more, e.g. the Great King Street blends from Compass Box.

A nice smooth scotch. Great price too.

Very surprised. This is a great scotch with a fantastic price. A chap can’t go wrong here.

I have had several bottles of this lovely whisky, and will continue to recommend to friends, and buy it for myself too.

Absolutely delicious and excellent value. I get through a lot of this stuff.

Always the same,lovely whisky and superb service.

Pat
Aspinall. Regular customer

I am 83 years old and I was tee total up to a few years when I was introduced to Isle of when we were having a short break in the Highlands.I have taken a tot every night since and I can never praise the whisky or Masters of Malt enough
Great courteous ,service, rapid delivery as I am unable to get out now. And a cracking product.well done all of you. Cheers. Patricia Aspinall. Co. Durham

Drinking Isle of Skye in the final hours of 2020 - and as an Englishman I personally and sincerely apologise for all that colonizing the world business, it won't happen again - and it's a nice, smooth drink, with just the right amount of briny, maritime nose to be accessible for a beginner, without being overwhelmed by nautical notes like taking a hosing in the face from the fountain of Poseidon himself, or being mugged by a pirate in the rain. Has a firm, dense, savoury taste that lingers on the palate maybe thirty or forty seconds, in my estimation, leaving some mildly spicy, peppery aftertaste. I give it 3.5 rather than 4, as upon reflection, if you're a whisky drinker and in particular a fan of peats then it's probably not going to quite blow you away, but I definitely recommend it as a solid, dependable, uncomplicated dram for casual socializing, for introducing others to more robust smoky or peaty whiskies, and for weaning one's friends off of the sweet stuff when it comes to spirits. And at the low price of below £20, it's a real bargain.