Lismore 18 Year Old Whisky 70cl

Disappointing.

Perfect for my palate. Sweet, smooth and no bitterness but plenty of caramel / chocolate flavour. My guess is a rebadged Glenfarclas.

Excellent service and an 18year malt at at very good price and most importantly the taste is as good as some more expensive malts

Enjoyable dram that tastes younger than 18 but tells a good story. Sweet prairie wildflowers and honey up front, followed by apricot, oak, bit of crystallized ginger, then bitter (too bitter?) orange. No idea which distillery this came from.

Very delicate and sweet, alcohol taste is hidden well. Highly recommended,

If this whisky had a 12 on the label instead of an 18, it wouldn't really surprise me. Certainly it's smooth enough but there was a late bitterness on the finish which I didn't enjoy. I've had quite a few 18 yo drams over the years but this doesn't really match up. This Lismore was about half the price, right enough.

Very pleasant for nose, nice hidden alcohol, smooth and delicious, highly recommended.

Light, honey and heather nose opens up to toffee peanuts, sugar cane, chocolate orange.

Spot on with tasting notes. Fantastic dram

Found this on a local shelf in Northern California, and bought it on spec, as my tastes are very Speyside and the price was really good. Takes a bit of water; not TOO much to open it up. Tasting notes are spot on: toffee, chocolate, a bit of caramel. Most likely a sherry cask. As to the mystery of what it is - could be a Craigellechie, as it's quite similar to, but tastes older, smoother and more full bodied than, that distillery's 13 year old which I like a lot (and their 17yo). For the right price, this could be a great everyday dram.