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Sergio,
Has a fresh crisp fruit smell to the nose. Has a sweet long after taste with a light spice after taste. Didn't try it on ice. A drink worth trying for the price
Tammy,
Nice and strong. Way better than JW white walker.
Adam,
Very Greyjoy. I’m a big Talisker fan, and I was intrigued by the 9 year life of this one compared to the traditional 10. The latter wins, but this is still an excellent scotch, and I prefer it over the Talisker Storm. Now get out to Skye for some views!
Stanley,
Absolutely love this! Chilled over a little ice, the smoothness and the flavor make it difficult to have just one, or two.... It has a little bit of heat that slowly warms the throat, and just makes you want more. One of my favorites. Would buy it again in an instant.
Egan,
Smooth, bold but not overbearing, flavorful, and with a light smokiness reminiscent of a fire you and your brothers would gather round while toasting the Watch, this is absolutely wonderful for sipping and exactly what I look for in a scotch.
I’d swear an oath on my sword to protect this stuff.
Richard,
Slow sipping neat. Nothing else required. Smooth, woody, full flavored. A home run!
Robert,
Really enjoyed this bottle. I am a huge fan of peat.
Mahyad,
Great bottle of Oban. Very smoky flavor. Would go great with a Cigar.
Daniel,
Oak, vanilla, coffee, custard. So drinkable.
Michael,
My favorite GoT inspired whisky. I was surprised because I had heard Cardhu was the best. I’ve had the JW line (they are very good), the Night’s Watch Oban, and the Cardhu House Targaryen in addition to this. I would definitely buy again.
Tim,
I love the smokiness! I'm relatively new to the world of scotch, so take this with a grain of salt, but this is my favorite thus far.
Ryan,
Rich nose and mouth full of stone fruit and rich wood with a little spicy, smokey complexity to keep you on your toes. Without that smoke and spice it might be too sweet or heavy but there's a really fine balance here that I really appreciate.
Ryan,
I recognized quite a bit of complexity, but I can't taste much over the smoke and brine. This seems perfectly fitting for a Greyjoy, but it's just not my thing.
Ryan,
Just not my thing. I can't taste much outside the peat. So aromatic, I have to move slowly into the glass. Too aggressive for my tastes.
Ryan,
My favorite of the GOT series. I'm relatively new to scotch, so I don't have the breadth in vocabulary, but this bottle would encourage me to drink every Singleton I come into contact with in the future, without hesitation. Sweet, rich, and very smooth.
Jonathan,
I would describe it as a mild scotch, borderline Irish for me. Some of it's strengths are weaknesses, so just depends on the drinker: Not too smoky vs no age. not expensive, but not complex either. Overall, it's done well, decent for mixing too.
Paul,
This is an approachable, easy to drink, pleasant sipper. The nose is potent and all up front, which translates to the moment it hits your tongue. That first touch brings some spice - not too much though, followed by a woody medium bodied experience, with a hint of honey and winter berry. Finishes cool and mellow. For the price point, you can't go wrong, I was not at all disappointed, but not overwhelmed either.
Alex,
Smooth and enjoyable from nose to finish. Red apple, oak, and a nutty finish round it out quite nicely. Would recommend to someone delving into Scotch and not a fan of the peaty and smoky malts.
Ryan,
Very powerful intense burn at the go, takes you by surprise And was difficult to taste anything else. But the longer it sits on the palate the more you taste and the flavors come out. Will take longer to get used to but definitely going to sip on this
ALEXANDER,
Nothing to write home about. Not bad by any means, just nothing special about it. Pretty average.
Piotr,
Really good! Strong and powerful. A bit peaty, too less to my personal taste, but still excellent.
David,
This is definitely worth the money! It is smooth with that nice bite at the end. Give it a shot.
guest,
Not a big fan of this scotch. Nose isn’t bad, light honey, fruit and slightly floral. Taste starts a little spicy, but finish is a lingering floral taste that I don’t care for. Adding a little water brought out more of a spicy, oak flavor.
Jaysen,
May not be one of the prominent houses in GoT, but they have one hell of a scotch associated with them. This is a nice smooth, easy drinking scotch. Greet for any occasion and for those that are new to the whisk(e)y, bourbon, and scotch tasting or the snobs.
Kyle,
This whiskey could define balance. Honey, Vanilla, caramel, salt, and peat. One note I saw I can't stop thinking of : burnt marshmallow. I haven't had much of Lagavulin, but this 9 year old was readily available at the local store. Maybe paid a little more for the branding than I'd like but I have no regrets. Once it's empty I will definitely buy a 16. Terrific stuff.
Ray,
Smoky with hints of banana, caramel, and vanilla. The smoke and spice linger. Not too bad.
guest,
Nice dark fruit and salty on the nose. Taste is initially salty, caramel and apple, with a little cherry on the finish. Very smooth, easy drinker. Not as good with water added, made it kind of one dimensional
STACI,
Heavy wood flavor with a spice at the end. Not what I expected, but not bad either. I didn't get the "floral" or "honey" flavor. Looking forward to my tasters to further my experimenting.
Eric,
This is basically Clynelish 14's younger, rough-around-the-edges little brother. I like the sweetness here, but the 14 at a comparable price is definitely preferable.
Earl,
Dark, compared to Oban 14. Heavier. Smokier. There's the briny taste of the sea mingled in with spice and the slightest hint of citrus rind. I've bought four bottles of this stuff and I'm still learning more about it with every dram.
Burton,
Probably the best of the GOT series. A must try. A balance of notes of melons, brine and light smoke.
guest,
Not my favorite scotch. Lot of honey on the nose and the initial palate, but finishes with more spice/clove taste. Adding water brought out a little more apple
Brian,
It has a good underlying flavor, but the smokey flavor overpowers everything. It's like eating a fistful of ash.
Cory,
for the price point I thought it was very good.
Jason,
Very approachable. Sweet and refreshing
Michael,
Nose: sweetish and citrus
Palate: Interesting not smoky but some wood. Spicy finish. Growing on me.
Caylin,
Really enjoyed this bottle for the price. Nice complex flavor, relatively smooth, enjoyed better with 1 ice cube rather than neat.
Charles,
unremarkable but easily drinkable and not a bad price. Have not tried the cardhu 12 at the time of this review. light, red apples and honey with a mild spiced finish. nice for my collection, but wouldn't drink this regularly.
Robert,
Visually- nice amber color
Nose- reminds me of a red wine. Definite oak and cherry.
Mouth feel is oily. Slight burn, not too much.
Not much taste initially with a medicinal aftertaste. Adding water brings out taste but I am not a fan of it.
A disappointment.
Alex,
What I like to see in a scotch and an excellent tribute to the drowned god. If you like smoky and peated scotches from the Islay region like I do this one’s for you!
Robert,
Pretty good stuff. Not too smoky. No particular flavor really stands out but all blend together well for a smooth slightly smoky finish.
