Sorry about this...
We can't actually ship Tomintoul Seiridh to the United States at the moment (although we're working hard to fix that).
In the meantime, our friends over at The Whisky Shop might be able to help you out.
Thank you for your support and understanding 🙂
-The folks at Master of Malt
Tomintoul Seiridh Bottling Note
Tomintoul Seiridh wears its heart on its sleeve... Or label, really... Anyway, the name 'Seiridh' (pronounced "sheh-ree") comes from the Scottish Gaelic for sherry, and as such, it was finished in first-fill Oloroso sherry butts after initially ageing in American oak Bourbon casks. Master distiller Robert Fleming hand-picked the sherry casks from a family-owned bodega in Andalucia, Spain. He picked very well, it seems.
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Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt
Nose: Nutty barley and soft red berries, with a touch of mocha underneath.
Palate: Christmas cake richness, supported by toasted pecan, toffee and a just hint of spicy clove.
Finish: Red liquorice, coffee, butterscotch and flamed orange remain.
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Tomintoul Seiridh Reviews
Bland.
Seen this, and thought I just had to try it. Sadly it didn't live up to expectations, the reviews, or any previous Tomintoul I've had. Had a few friends round, and they unfortunately agreed with me. Not an awful whisky, but uninspiring, and bland. Mere hints of the tasting notes, not a patch on any Glen Farclas, and as such, just sat on a shelf, and left.
23rd August 2020
Great
Gentle dram with nice sweet taste from the sherry casks. If you are not a peat fan try this one...
25th July 2020
Easy dram
Bought this as a wild card. Given that I seem to prefer this flavour profile, I was on fairly safe ground.
The price helps too!
Spicy start, fruity finish, with or without a splash of water. Easy on the palate, nice warming afterglow.
12th June 2020
Not much 'Seiridh' influence
Tomintoul Seridh (sherry) - not much sherry influence to the eye, on the nose or to taste but, that said, this is a decent version of Tomintoul at a fair price. A Glendronach it is not but it is a sherry finish for a few months rather than having been matured for the whole time in sherry casks. It is a smooth, fruity whisky with a long sweet finish and I must say that I have enjoyed every dram so far.
3rd April 2020
Thank you!
We’ll let you know when this
product is back in stock.