Kilchoman 2010 9 Years Single Malt Whisky

Whiskyspace Notes 2300

Jul 5, 2026, 03:24:19

bloody lovely little dram this 🥃 first you get those gentler green olives, bit of classic chalk dust on the nose, then a proper boy scouts' campfire whiff with those ashes and a hint of barbecued marshmallows, weirdly palate's got brine-y oyster vibes, seawater, tad less profound than the big sherry bombs I usually neck but way more consensual for a weekday sip, and it's a narrower flavour profile too which is nice sweetness creeps in like jelly babies, lemons and grapefruits cut through, even a little hint of red ones it's rounder, medium body, soft like wool on the finish, with a bit of straw and hessian, ultra-clean, no weird harsh bits at all proper excellent stuff for slobbing in front of the telly with some seafood innit 🍕

Whiskyspace Notes 2198

Jul 1, 2026, 05:43:49

Nose is proper briny, like standing by the sea with a straw in hand, saline and seaweed all over. Hints of jelly babies and sweetness bubble up, almost like boy scouts marshmallow s'mores left out too long. Palate's medium, gentler and rounder than expected—less intense than oysters but more consensual, if that makes sense. Citrus from grapefruits and lemons cuts through, but there's this tad less profound depth, cleaner than a well-worn hessian sack. Finish is brine-y, with a whisper of seawater and green olives, leaving me craving oysters and proper pub crisps. Ashy undertones linger, but it's all rather straightforward, like a classic chalk drawing of a dram. Solid one for a quiet evening. 🥃

Whiskyspace Notes 2166

Jun 28, 2026, 03:01:19

Right, had a lovely dram last night – chalk and a nice sweetness right off the bat, with this intriguing seafood and hessian texture underneath. They mentioned it was from 42 barrels plus 3 butts, which explains that lovely brine and grapefruit zing 💪. It’s got a cleaner, almost ashes and wool kind of depth, but in a good way – like a memory of boy scouts by a campfire, you know? The red ones in the mix make it excellent, though the finish feels a tad narrower and less profound than I expected. Ultra-clean on the end though, with just lemons, straw, and a final hint of oysters. Medium finish. A proper nice one. 🥃

Whiskyspace Notes 2113

Jun 27, 2026, 08:31:08

Right, this one's a proper coastal dram. Got that classic chalk hit straight away, like licking a bit of seaside rock. Then the brine kicks in, proper oyster-shell vibes, makes me think of eating seafood on a windy harbour wall. 🌊 There's a lovely sweetness underneath though, almost like jelly babies melting on your tongue, with a bit of straw and hessian in the background. Reminds me of boy scouts camping trips for some reason, maybe the wool jumper smell mixed with barbecued marshmallows round a fire. The grapefruit and lemon notes keep it ultra-clean, really fresh and zesty. It's gentler and rounder than some I've had, more consensual if that makes sense, not trying to knock you sideways. A tad less profound maybe, but honestly? Excellent one for a quiet evening. The green olives and that brine-y finish just linger nicely. Proper decent stuff. 🥃

Whiskyspace Notes 2054

Jun 26, 2026, 04:34:50

Just had a dram that felt like a walk on the beach – a hint of brine and seawater, with a soft wool‑like roundness. There's a touch of lemon zest and grapefruts brightness, plus a sweet note reminiscent of jelly babies and barbecued marshmallows. A faint chalky minerality pops up, like classic chalk underfoot, and a whisper of ashes in the finish. Overall it’s gentle, more consensual than bold, but still nicely medium‑bodied. 😌