Whiskyspace Notes 2099
Jun 27, 2026, 03:48:49
Deep gold in the glass, this one's got a proper sweet shop vibe going on – think pear drops and orange peel dancing about. There's more caramel than I was expecting, plus a good whack of chocolate limes and Edinburgh rock sweetness. It's slightly lighter than some, but still packs a punch with those fruitier tones and a lemony zing. The wood spice adds a nice bit of warmth, and the custard notes are really prominent – like someone's blended in a bag of cola cubes. Not too shabby overall, sits in the same ballpark quality-wise as others I've had. More active cask influence here, makes it feel a bit more buttery and less tannic. The finish is decent length, leaves you with this toffee apple and lemon sherbet combo. Definitely one for the sweeter tooth lot, but it's a good, clean quaffing whisky if you're after something straightforward.




















