Hazelburn 12 Year Old

(70cl, 46%)

(10 Reviews)

Discontinued

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Hazelburn 12 Year Old Bottling Note

A 12 year old triple distilled malt from Springbank, very good indeed. This was first released in August 2009, with a limited release of just 3,900 bottles.

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Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose: Pungent and aromatic with notes of dried fruits, plenty of sherry integration with notes of citrus, toffee and nuts.

Palate: Spicy on the palate, nutty and cocoa rich, oak, coffee, gentle peat.

Finish: Coffee, spices, citrus, chocolate, long finish.

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Hazelburn 12 Year Old Reviews

Keri M, United States

24th May 2018

Love the gentle peet

I absolutely love the gentle peet with rich flavor! My new favorite!

Master of Malt Customer

30th December 2016

Probably one of the finest single malts, I have enjoyed.
Best value at +- BP 41.00
Silken, soft and mellow to the taste. No afterburn (albeit the name has a "burn" element to it.

shawn, Canada

17th August 2016

Nice

Nice whisky with just a little hint of smoke.

Vanda F, United States

14th December 2015

Motor City Whiskey Girl

Based on the suggestion in another review, gave this one a long time to open up. Nose of citrus and slight peat. Mild with gentle whole mouth feel.

Master of Malt Customer

19th June 2015

Not convinced

I'm a big springbank fan but found elements of a 2010 bottling that i just didn't like. My bottle wasn't 5 star.

Master of Malt Customer

5th October 2014

Like!

Most excellent.. the Coffee note really stands out..

Master of Malt Customer

2nd April 2014

MMADD

A really good Campbeltown . Full of surprises, the fruits, light oil on the palate. With just a perfect amount of peat on the finish. Just be sure to let it sit awhile.

Master of Malt Customer

11th December 2013

4 1/2 Stars

This is a very different malt than the 15 & 18 years by Springbank. The triple distillation definitely gives it a lighter style, yet it is dominated by rich deep fruit and spice flavors. I get little to no peat here. Delicate silky texture is a plus and enjoyable, but if you prefer the thick oily texture of Springers you won't find it here. I thought it was extraordinary...though my preference is for a slightly more robust whisky with hints to moderate peat and thus I prefer the Springbank 15 and 18 years. These two are simply my favorite of all Scottish whiskies so I'm comparing the Hazelburn to the best. That being said...some of the classic Springbank character comes through with banana and coconut...and thus Hazelburn 12 would best any sherried Speyside I have tasted which is more comparative of its character with the vanilla, toffee, chocolate, spice, and obvious sherry.

Master of Malt Customer

9th December 2013

Cameron-Duff

Superb. Enough said.

Master of Malt Customer

5th April 2013

Excellent

This is truly an exceptional malt for the money. In my opinion, it blows away the 15-year Springbank for basically the same price. Compare this favorably to the Springbank 18-year and the singlecask 19-year (cask 482). Not quite as oily as the 18 or 19-year offerings. But classic deep, tones that linger nicely on the palate. An excellent example of what Campbeltown has to offer.