The English - Original Whisky 70cl

I started drinking whisky when I was 18. Easy going, Highland, Speyside and Lowland. Then I got into peated, then sherried, then all manner of stuff from all over the world. 35 years on, I tried this stuff. It's not terrible, and by that, I mean it's perfectly drinkable, but it's blander than bland and there's far greater pleasure to be found in other whiskies costing nearly 50 notes a bottle. Maybe in time, they'll come up with richer and deeper expressions, but for now, I'd pass....

As classy and smooth as the people that inhabit the country it is named after. Genuinely a great whisky. One of my favourites.

Lovely zesty tropical fruits on the nose, I got orange & pineapple, with creamy vanilla . Taste-creamy vanilla and chocolate orange, with hints of pineapple cube candy. I didn't get the nuts until the Finish-. Finish- creamy vanilla fudge, with salted peanuts and a little black pepper spice. As you can probably tell, I loved it.

Wasn't expecting too much but actually it is a very easy drinking dram.

Bought it on a whim in a shop in Sheringham but am very pleased with it. Assuming it's not too old but smooth nonetheless. Worth a try.

Just judged this for an awards blind with 30 other whiskys showed really well and a suprise when unveiled. Highly recommended at the price

Very impressed. A malt with a good range of character,from honeyed-cinnamon through to Smoke n oak .A big range of flavours.
Rule Brittania

As a scot we usually have between 25 to 30 malts in our collection all for drinking not keeping. A friend bought us the English and we love it . It does not matter where it is made or how good your company is at marketing.its about about people who care about their product no matter the country. Thanks for a lovely dram. Alan and Julie

A wonderful whisky, love it.

Delightful whisky.

Terrible
I bought this in Marks & Spencer in Hong Kong.. it was over HK$500... over £50.
I was hoping that it would be good although no high expectations as there was no age. It was a total disappointment... there was only the taste of raw alcohol... possibly the worst single malt that I have tasted along with cheaper Japanese whisky.. This would be passable in a supermarket if priced at around £8 in UK.. I would give it a miss.. Let it age in better old oak casks for many more years.