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Steel Bonnets from The Lakes Distillery is an intriguing blended malt, made with whiskies from both Scotland and England! At the core is a hearty helping of The Lakes very own single malt whisky, supported by single malts from undisclosed distilleries. Enjoyably smoky, with balancing notes of dried fruit and fresh vanilla.
The whisky has creamy, slightly nutty & full bodied flavour. Notes of vanilla, ginger, nutmeg, and hints dried fruit. All held together with a sweet comforting layer of wood smoke.
I like this whisky. It is underrated. If it wasn't blended it would be appreciated far more. There is nothing bland about the taste. It is a touch smokey which I like. I usually drink expensive whiskys but I always enjoy Steel Bonnets. At 46.6% you know you are having a proper dram.
Very nice dram indeed! Would buy again
This is a very easy drink, nothing sharp, or uncomfortable in it, you could say smooth and slightly smokey with a warm heart and finish. Single malt snobs will hate it, because it's a nice blended whiskey, and fairly priced.
I had some of this over Christmas 2019. It was a hit or miss kinda drink. Everyone seemed to taste something different. Myself I found it had a smooth taste of vanilla while my wife said it was to "burnt" she meant smokey. I recommend getting the tester bottle first to see what you think. I found this rather nice to drink while chilling on the sofa watching tv.
It’s very difficult to review whisky as one person says 5 star excellent the next review is 1 star awful. Whisky divides opinion more than say a car or motorbike etc etc. I love whisky Classic Laddie at the moment and I’m a full paid up member of the 50/50 club. I’m in the 50% That love Laphroaig There’s nothing wrong with this whisky imo. It’s a decent tasting dram and I’ve paid more for worse. It’s very hard to review as someone agrees and someone disagrees according to tastes. Try it
