Te Bheag Nan Eilean Whisky 70cl

this dram is just like sitting on the beach by the camp fire . theirs a nice briny smell and taste, so mellow peat and a little sherrry sweetness. would by another bottle again anytime. yours to discover.

I bought a bottle of this last weekend for the first time. A divine taste, I will be coming back for more.

This is a very good beland at a great price. It has a rich, earthy flavour. I will definitely buy more of this.

The first whisky I could get past my nose (I hated the smell of whisky), let alone the taste. Living and working on the West Coast of Scotland in 1987, Te Bheag was a revelation. 35 years on, this Isle Ornsay gem still knocks many single malts out of the park. Give Te Bheag a try, you won't regret it, even if you don't like Scotch: I didn't...

Taste resembles that of a nice wine, no harsh burn. Mid palate pleasant and somewhat fruity. The finish has a nice dry caramel taste. Great stuff straight up in a small tulip glass.

Was looking for a single malt but when I saw it I decided to try it. And I'm glad I did. Smooth smoky flavour with other pithy elements. Like it neat.

Sherry, some sweet winey elements, mocha on the nose. There's something almost savory, can't put my finger on it. Palate is quite the contrast, definitely salty, mineral, just a bit of peat and spiciness. Finish is quite dry and peppery. Definitely a lot of Talisker in this. More than worth the price I paid (25,90€).

A very interesting taste and a nice little kick at the end of the dram well worth a try at the price very nice for a blended whisky cheers

I found this gem of the shelves of one of our local Liquor Control Board of Ontario stores. As the note says on this site it is a complex multi facetted whisky that surprises you when you least expect it. I am getting one for my boss for Christmas (40 CDN is a great price for this whisky) and I trust he will enjoy it.

There is a hint of smokiness, enough that I enjoyed it (I like smoky peaty whiskies) but not so much that my wife who doesn't like smokiness too much wouldn't drink it.

Celebrated our 48th wedding anniversary in Cape Breton Island where we first honeymooned. Happened to just pick this up at a small package store ($32?). Read later they send half there production to France and Nova Scotia. Wow! Wish we could get this in the States! Great full-bodied complex blend from a very small independent distiller.