Community Review

Macallan 18 Year Old, Sherry Cask, 2006, 43%

A Maltiply member's tasting notes and whisky impression.

89 / 100

The finish is the clearest draw here: it’s described as full and lingering, with dried fruit and sweet toffee joined by ginger and a hint of wood smoke. That gives the richer fruit and spice on the palate a satisfying continuation rather than an abrupt stop. Citrus, vanilla and cinnamon add a lighter counterpoint on the nose. The combination feels well suited to an enthusiast looking for a layered, fruit-led single malt with a finish that stays present.

Reviewed by BluehourSoda

Nose
Dried fruit, Ginger, Hints of citrus, vanilla and cinnamon
Palate
Rich dried fruit, Spice, Clove, Orange, Wood smoke
Finish
Full and lingering, Dried fruit, Sweet toffee, Ginger, A hint of wood smoke

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