Tullibardine 228 Burgundy Cask Finish Whisky

Tastes young, expected more, moving it to an everyday drinker.

Smooth satisfying going down with a pleasant sweet aftertaste

Bit disappointed after trying the 225 that I really enjoyed. It's not bad but will stick to the 225

I could have a bad bottle but my experience with Tullibardine is all in the nose. It's complex but not really in a good way. Straight out of the bottle I get a faint but solid whiff of burnt rubber. Threw an ice cube and waited 10-15min for it to roll through some more unpleasant notes (like basically diesel fumes) before it settles down to a pretty standard woody, grassy whisky flavors you would expect out of any decent bottle of scotch.

I bought this on offer whilst on holiday in Montrose, and how glad I am. Opened last week and shared it with a couple of friends, and all we could say was WOW! It’s half gone and I’ll be buying another tomorrow. Awesomely smooth.

An easy 4 stars from me. I've not been disappointed with a Tullibardine yet and this has everything I enjoy, not too heavy on the fruit, lovely creamy mouth feel and some chocolate, dried fruit after toast. I will definitely put this on the 'buy again' list.

Good value. Creamy finish after the sweetness comes through. Nice to find this in a less recognized label. For those who desire a mellow dram.

Quite spicy, but with a bit of marmalade, probably from the wine cask. Perhaps not as nice as a sherry casked one but its still very nice. The 2 morangie; lasanta and Quinta are better but dearer and more aged..

I liked this more than expected,with nice fruity,burgundy flavours.Nice finish and just very nice to drink and taste.

Mediocre whisky with a honeyed but excessively sour palate and a slightly spicy finish on the bitter side. I am not sure what all the fuss is about.