Reviews for Speyburn 10 Year Old
On my fourth bottle in two months
Taste is a preference. It's about individual sensitivity and tolerance. I like my alcohols smooth but with a kick. I don't drink much whiskey but of late I got addicted to certain Scotch ones. Glenfiddich 12 and Speyburn 10 are two of them.
At $32 in Kentucky with two fine crystal whiskey glasses, it's cheap. So cheap that I didn't have much expectations. I bought it for a friend of mine who just wanted to try out a cheap one. I instantly liked the sweet smell that was soft on my nostrils. In the mouth it didn't burn at all. Tasted like honeyed orange peels with some light roasted hastel nuts. Lingering after taste that prompts you for a second one soon after.
Not paired well with spicy food, but if you should have whiskey with your South Indian spicy chicken, this would be your best bet.
Today, I was passing through New Hampshire and got this for $22 with no taxes. I bought 2. I regret it already. I must have bought the whole box!!!
Jijo Aug 28, 2015
Secret Getting Out
An exceptional single Malt for such a great price. I am finding it Sold out way to often guess the secret is out. Worth a taste!!!
Eric Stearns Jul 16, 2015
Well surprised
Good, nice taste, for a Friday after work refresh and think about the weekend!! Rating 4
Carlos May 2, 2015
Top notch
So good. I hope the price doesn't go up 25 is under priced. A lot better than a lot of your 40 dollar bottles.
Master of Malt Customer Apr 22, 2015
very good
As someone said here, notes of barley, honey and fruit(s) predominate, but the oak influence is also very well managed. This is a seriously good and charming single malt from Speyside, carrying off the feat of being both dry yet extremely refreshing!
Master of Malt Customer Mar 13, 2015
Trade
Winner of 8 awards
