Bradan Orach is Gaelic for Golden Salmon, the very best kind of salmon. A no age statement Speyburn, named for the River Spey, a great spot for salmon fishing.
Fruity, malty. Orchard fruits, blossom, hints of light citrus, creamy.
Fruity and balanced. Lots of creamy vanilla, hints of spice. Oak.
Quite long, oak, spice.
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Nose: Honey dew and fruits hide lovely vanilla undertones. Palette: The flavours melt with vanilla freshness controlling the fruitiness. There is a lovely dryness on the palette with spicy undertones. The flavour dances off the tongue.
Bought on a whim. Under 30 dollars. Speyside no less. Worth the gamble for sure. The fruit is delicious. A little sharp on the tongue but not for long. Makes a great everyday whisky.
The clue is the 'no age' statement. Needs more time in the cask. A bit thin in body/taste. A drop of water does help release the vapours. Having said all that, for the price (especially if further discounted) an acceptable quaff.
Soft pleasant whiskey with a pleasant light aftertaste. I'm afraid to be biased because I love Speyburn whiskies.
Good whiskey for the price. I like it very much and the young taste it has is everything that i love in singlemalt whiskey. It can be little rough but sure i am too.
