Tormore 14 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky (700ml)

Other reviews... Toffeed, flat and inoffensive. Good dram to have last thing at night; chances are you'll be asleep before you finish the glass. 83.5 points - Jim Murray's Whisky Bible 2020

...The latest official 12 'blue label' was a little underwhelming (WF 72), I'm sure this will be more to my liking. Colour: gold. Nose: very malty, coffee-ish and chocolaty, with touches of wood smoke. Then roasted nuts and a little honey, warm brioche, toasted bread, maybe a little chlorophyll... So it's all very 'toasted', which is pleasant. Mouth: easy malty profile, it reminds me of many a good blend, I have to say. Café latte, maple syrup (big here), pecan pie, oranges marmalade and candy sugar. Ultra-classic malty dram. Finish: surprisingly long and always very malty. Chicory, maybe ripe peaches. Comments: indeed, ultra-classic malty profile, certainly more to my liking (well, simply better) than earlier youngish official Tormores. We're not talking about the brilliant old 'white labels'. Exactly 80 points in my book. 80 points - whiskyfun.com