Jura 10 Year Old Whisky

I bought a bottle of this fifteen years ago and was sorely disappointed. I’ve just tried the same and it still is very disappointing. All the flavour notes are there but it feels like they’ve been added as some sort of concentrate and that the whisky is a fiery, youthful one which has had this and colouring added to fool someone. That’s the only way I can describe it. Like a Highland malt but with the smoothness of a grain whisky! I shall probably pour it away.

Light vanilla and smoke on the nose. Sweet and spicy on the pallet with hints of smoke, light body and easy drinking. Finish is warm, smooth and long.

A nice whisky with a little but very nice amount of smokey tone. A bit spicy and a bit sweet. This is a good introduction to a newby friend to smokey flavoured whisky

Delicious, not too peaty, smooth and delightful.

Found a bottle of the old 10 in my dad's cupboard and I prefer the newer version as the tastes are kind of more separated, whereas the old was molded into one. Both excellent though, especially for the price

Excellent dram peaches, sweetness and a dusty Barley smell on the nose with a touch of smoke. Chocolate orange, oily, peaches and some coffee on the pallet and a smooth finish. I found a bottle of the ikd 10 yo in my dad's cupboard and I prefer this one. The old one was nice, kind of like a fruit cake, but each to their own

Nothing like the old 10yo Origin. Jura has gone downhill since its rebranding. Rubbish.

Sometimes excellent! easy drinking, smooth, subtle. But sometimes like zingy paper, watery, papery, woody. Awesome and disappointing in 2 different bottles. Have drunken enough to share the notes.

You've got all that you want from a whisky for €26! I initially tried this neat and the nose was smokey with a sweetness not unlike peat, a little bit of water allowed the chocolate and coffee through as well as hints of ginger and orange with the smoke more in the background.

Taste when neat was sweet and oily, kind of like peat and it was quite peppery after a while. With water it was much smoother, very chocolatey, hints of coffee and black pepper again after a while.

Aftertaste is oily, peppery, smokey, nice. Basically this is a great all rounder especially for the price. If you're into smoke and peat with sweetness and pepper, anything which resembles an islay (I have a smokehead and laphroaig 10, both of which I really enjoy, Bowmore 12 is my favourite) you'll enjoy this, of not, look elsewhere

I've given this one numerous chances yet it continues to disappoint. Possibly a bad bottle? I doubt I'll buy again to test this theory.