Community Review

Tomintoul 27 Year Old, Oak Cask, 2006, 40%

A Maltiply member's tasting notes and whisky impression.

88 / 100

The long finish is the clearest draw: it stays full and velvety, with moderate sweetness and soft oak and malt. That gentle oak-and-malt combination suits my preferences without making the whisky sound especially forceful. The palate’s honey and maple syrup give it a sweet direction, while canned peaches and subtle wood spice add some contrast. Overall, the character sounds rounded and patient, with the finish offering more staying power than the gentle palate might suggest.

Reviewed by PocketCloud

Nose
Rich and round, Understated malt freshness, Honey, Pine needles, Sweet vanilla
Palate
Sweet and gentle, Semi-rich honey, Maple syrup, Canned peaches, Subtle wood spice
Finish
Long, full, velvety, Moderately sweet, Soft oak and malt

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