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Light and zesty with a hint of spice, warming up to what can only be described as 'stick to your teeth' toffee. A long and lingering finish leaving you ready for the next sip.

Golden amber, Aromas of fresh cut oak, hints of cocoa and delicate nuttiness. On the palate, fruity with a light taste of oak and hints of vanilla. The finish is pleasant and crisp.

Unlike most other single malts Glengoyne has been preserving the essence of its flavour for decades by using air-dried barley rather than barley dried using harsh peat smoke. The result is a more subtle, complex whisky in which all of the delicate flavours are freely allowed to express themselves. Sweet with toffee and popcorn aromas. Slightly nutty with fresh green apples coming through. The taste is clean; green apples and grass with a hint of sweet licorice. Sweet and malty finish.

Created using only whiskies aged for a minimum of 12 years from the four corners of Scotland.  Complex aromas include: spice, treacle, white pepper and citrus. The palate is rich with wisps of wood smoke, spice, barley, cereal, creamy toffee and finishing with notes of sultanas and mixed peels.

A bit stronger and bolder than the original Maker's Mark, Maker's Mark NO 46 has a rich, creamy seared-oak flaovor. Caramel and vanilla notes linger on the front of the palate, but it is still soft enough to hold on the tongue.

Pendleton whisky is an oak barrel-aged whisky distilled in Canada using the finest ingredients. Before bottling, glacier-fed spring water is added from Mt. Hood (Oregon’s highest peak) Pendleton whisky delivers an uncommonly smooth taste and rich, complex flavour.

Seagram’s 'VO' is a well-balanced whisky with an array of flavours, along with distinctive winey and fruity characteristics. It has a soft taste on the palate, with a characteristic dry delicate finish.

Lovely, delicate, and floral on the nose grains and malts working in perfect harmony. Deceptively rich and full for what is really quite a light-bodied blend. Fruity, with a touch of smoke. Brittle toffee and spices, along with a hint of grain, in the medium finish. 'Grouse' cleverly manages to suggest that its component whiskies are older than they probably are. A classic example of how good 'standard' blended whisky at an affordable price can be.

The early floral yet biscuit flavour reflects the grain whiskey, while the soft spicy notes can be attributed to the pot still whiskey in the blend. The citrus flavour is contributed by the malt. Finally notice the nutty or even marzipan note combined with distinctive vanilla in the finish imparted by the sherry and bourbon casks used in maturation.