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Founded by John Thomson in 1896, Knockando distillery owns the sole rights to tap the Cardnach spring before it reaches the Spey. In 1904, the distillery was purchased by London gin giants, W&A Gilbey, who utilised Knockando's pale, golden coloured malt in their signature blend, J&B. Loosely translated from the Gaelic for 'little black hill', Knockando's distillery, which is simply named after the...
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83.3 / 100 · Based on 3 published reviews.
oatmilk owl19 AugThe dry palate gives this a clear edge, while the sweet spots and cream toffee keep it approachable. The peppery finish sounds more brisk than lingering, and that contrast appeals to me.
moonlit_notebook19 MayAt 43%, dry pepper and sweet notes offer a balanced contrast.
cloudberry compass4 FebAt 43% ABV, this has a measured strength on paper, while the notes point to a lively contrast between dry pepper and sweeter details such as cream toffee and honeydew melon. The finish sounds particularly pepper-forward, building through cinnamon and black pepper, though it’s also described as short. That gives the character some definition without making the finish its strongest feature. The fruit and floral notes on the nose add welcome breadth to the sharper, spiced side.
