Oban 14 Year Old 70cl Whisky

Name: Oban 14 Year Old 70cl Whisky
Brand: Oban
SKU: 2571
Price: 64.99 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2025 (237 reviews)

Scotland • 70cl • 43%

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Customer Rating

“Monkey 47 happens to be my favourite Gin with a Belfast sink! Oban 14 is my delightful sons favourite, so between us we are both happy with the tastes, Master of the Malts service and the pleasure of drinking these smooth drinks.”

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Style

Single Malt

RegionHighland Whisky

Country

Scotland

Distillery/BrandOban Whisky Distillery

Age14 Year Old Whisky

Oban 14 Year Old

A bustling seaside resort has grown up around the distillery in the two centuries since it was first built in the fishing town of Oban. The West Highland malt is still produced in the same unhurried, traditional fashion and this 14 year old is a classic whisky from the distillery.

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose

Soft spice, just a hint of smoke, soft oak spice and toffee brittle.

Palate

Creamy but clean, with notes of marmalade, toffee apples and pear cider. A development of cloves comes late palate.

Finish

A long, malty finish with toasty oak and spice.

Overall

A true classic, Oban's 14 year old is a great subtly coastal dram.

Winner of 7 spirit awards

Gold Outstanding

Scotch Single Malt - Highland - 2013

International Wine & Spirit Competition

Gold Outstanding

Scotch Single Malt - Island - 2013

International Wine & Spirit Competition

Double Gold

Single Malt Scotch - 13 to 19 Yrs - 2022

San Francisco World Spirits Competition

Master

Highlands & Islands 13-18yo - 2015

The Scotch Whisky Masters (The Spirits Business)

Gold

Scotch Single Malt - Highland - 2017

International Wine & Spirit Competition

Allergy Information

This product does not contain any notifiable allergens

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Customer Rating

4.0

237 reviews

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4 Stars50

3 Stars27

2 Stars11

1 Star7

Reviews for Oban 14 Year Old

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Could be better

Received this as a Christmas gift and wasn't expecting much having seen wome reviews on YouTube. It's decent but could be a lot better at a higher percentage and without added colour. Definitely overpriced

Master of Malt Customer Apr 27, 2021

Really solid Highland whisky!

Oban 14 - (On The Nose) honey, fruity, sweetness, apple, pears, vanilla, slight smoke/ peat. (Palate) fruity, honey, spice, figs, dry, malty-ish, light peat, some briny notes, citrus.

Joshuah Halliwell Feb 18, 2021

Bland but Not Offensive

Priced slightly above mid-range whiskies, the Oban 14 led me to believe that it would be much more an experience than it turned out to be. It has a charming nose, but missed having any character to follow that charm. While not noteworthy for being offensive in its taste, it simply hasn't the character to support the price. For the same money, one could have a bottle of the sublime Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban. This is more at the level of low to mid-range scotch like a Highland Park 12.

Markus M Richards Jan 31, 2021

Doesn’t really know what it is.

Middle of the road; I’d go so far as to say nondescript. Not enough smoke, not enough citrus, not enough fruit and these characteristics combine to the extent that it appears smooth but in the same way that a lounge lizard is smooth ie no depth or character. It seems to be trying to be Islay and Speyside and fails miserably at both but then I’m a peat man and probably have the taste of a mad dog.

Mark Speight Jan 26, 2021

Floral and sweet

Tuath glass showing light tawny. The nose shows sweet, floral and lightly briny with hints of honey or syrup. The palate is moderately sweet with same floral and honey notes on the palate with a light smokiness on the finish. Moderate alcohol burn. After 2 drops of water, a creaminess develops on the palate with the sweetness further revealing itself.

Jon Chan Jan 16, 2021