Adorned with golden detailing, Tullibardine Sovereign is a delicious creamy single malt which was aged in first-fill bourbon barrels before bottling. Expect plenty of vanilla and spice from this Highland Dram.
Soft vanilla and cocoa butter on the nose. White chocolate, allspice and charred oak.
A little mixed peel with notes of pear cider, allspice and creamy chocolate. A core of rich malt with hints of maple syrup.
Spiced, creamy finish. Plenty of vanilla and cinnamon.
A creamy whisky from some truly delicious casks!
As a dedicated whisky connoisseur of over 20 years, I can honestly say that Tullibardine Sovereign is a delightful and unexpected gem. This pale-coloured, creamy whisky bursts with rich chocolate notes and is incredibly moreish. At 43% ABV, it delivers a smoothness that rivals many far more expensive single malts. It manages to be both gentle and full of character — truly inspirational, mellow, and thoroughly enjoyable. For a whisky at this strength, it is a real game-changer in terms of balance and drinkability. A beautifully crafted dram that proves subtlety can be just as impressive as power. Buy and enjoy folks you wont be disappointed!
There's nothing wrong with it. Young TV sipper.
I purchased two bottles a while ago, one for my husband and the other my eldest son both whisky drinkers. When my husband finished his bottle he said how much he’d enjoyed it and would love another bottle for Christmas which I purchased and he will again have for Christmas.
I am not sure what the master of malt tasting notes are about. Mixed peel, allspice and creamy chocolate. It's a whiskey man. To be put it mildly you get what you pay for. This isn't a hidden gem it's an OK drink for the price. It's quite smooth has some nice depth of taste but it's not going to impress anyone. Good sipper on a cold night.
Well, there are a mix of reviews, mostly good. However, being of a certian age, (mid-60's), (and having drunk a dram or two over the years,) I have to say that this is good value for the money. In fact,you could pay a lot more for s lot less. Yet, what do I know? Explore!
