Imperial 1995 ElD

Whiskyspace Notes 1357

Jun 2, 2026, 23:29:08

First sip – yeah, this is properly fruity. 🍐 Loads of pear juice and ripe apples on the nose, really fresh. Getting some hay and sweet cider notes too. The palate has that lovely waxy texture, reminds me of Clynelish. Fresh nuts and straw come through, with a real fruit salad vibe – pears and grape berries. It's got a medium length finish, with a lingering sweetness. Almost like honey and barley eau de vie. Goes down very well indeed. 🍯 Honestly, it's much fruitier than I expected, in a good way. A delightful pour. 🍎

Reece Reid

May 27, 2026, 02:15:46

Blimey, this one's a proper fruit salad in a glass – pears, ripe apples, even some grape berries dancing about. Tastes like pear juice mixed with sweet cider, and there's a lovely honey and cane syrup sweetness. Got a waxy touch, like candle wax, and a bit of straw and hay in the background. Simple, effective, and very pleasant – it goes down perhaps too well! Medium length finish with almost a sweet aftertaste. Fresh nuts and plums pop up too. Really fruity and very good. 😊

Lilly Carter

May 12, 2026, 07:22:03

Right, so this whisky – proper lush, innit? 👀 Smells like a campfire after rain – all smoky and deep. 🔥🔥 Taste-wise, gettin' earthy peat notes, with a hint of fruit like stewed apples. 🍎🍐 Then a wave of swet caramel – smooth as a good brew. ☕🍬 Finish is warm, a bit spicy, lingers like a good yarn. 👌 A real beaut for a chilly evenin'. 👍

Chelsea Holmes

May 4, 2026, 03:20:50

Hmm, that initial taste... quite a nice warmth 🔥. Quite sweet, y'know? Like a touch of honey 🍯. Then comes a bit of spice, maybe some vanilla and caramel. Quite smooth, really. Lingering on the tongue. A bit of a woody note at the end 🥃.

Jade Knight

Apr 30, 2026, 01:30:58

Nah, this one's a bit of a wild ride... 🤪 Smells like a rainy night in London – wet pavement and a distant bonfire. First sip? Kinda like a burnt caramel apple tart, but then there's this weird thing like licking an old library book. 😂 Finish is long and kinda... spicy? Like Christmas cake crumbs in your jumper. Wouldn't say it's my go-to, but it's interesting! Defo one for sipping slowly by the fire. (£7.50 says you'll find notes of "why does this taste like a cosy memory" in there somewhere)