Jura 21 Year Old Tide Whisky

Very nice indeed. Full of flavour and although it nips the tip of the tongue at 46.7% it really does slide down smoothly. Doesn't need water. Having bought a 3cl sample, I am very tempted to purchase a bottle.

The Jura 21 Tide is a very nice whisky. Best I’ve had for some time. I was privileged to come to Jura via a gift of a bottle of Visions of Jura from a privately commissioned distillation of 265 bottles laid down for 20years and bottled at 55.8%. To be honest nothing has ever come close to that fine dram which lasted me many years of careful drinking. I have had a significant amount of single malts over the years and many Juras, which remain my favourite
My wife often treats me to a different Bottle. I was treated to a Jura 18yr old by my wife last Christmas and it was lovely, one of the best Juras I had enjoyed for some time. This year I was again treated via Master if Malt by my beloved, this time to the 21 yr old Tide. For me personally this is the best I have imbibed since the Visions of Jura I was gifted. It is heavier than that, rich spicy and warming. I’m not sophisticated enough to be able to distinguish all the tasting notes as above but it is strong flavoursome and a very rewarding indulgence. I would recommend this whisky wholeheartedly

Very nice but was expecting something out of this world for the price.

Very nice but I wouldn't pay this price for any whiskey.

Fantastic vintage single malt. Beautiful slightly sweet finish with spice undertones. Light on the palate, yet robust on the nose.

Excellent , complex, gingerbread is very noticeable,

This is my favorite whisky of all time. Very smooth palate and nose, lovely caramel notes, slight sweetness for me with an oak back note.

Very interesting- the sweet smell I get is freshly spun candy floss and a tiny hint of something fruity that I can't quite place. I suppose banana is a reasonable approximation as mentioned but not with strong conviction. Perhaps a raisin-and-flower-soaked banana? Lovely anyway and very definitely sweet but complex.
Taste wise I predominantly taste barrel oak with some element of orange chocolate liquor. The sharpness of orange is much more apparent if left in the mouth for longer. By comparison to the smell I would say that it is nothing like as beautiful or complex.
The finish is predominantly bitter oak and not much else for me.
Obviously take this with a pinch of salt- you may very much taste something different to me. But ultimately I would say the smell alone is divine, while that divinity unfortunately dissipates. Not a bad whisky though!

Beautiful nose and palate but the finish is exceptional.