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vanilla
zesty
mango
caramel
citrus zest
charred
grain
fruit
smoky
Highland Park
Full Volume
Reviews and Tasting Notes
Appearance / Color
Bright grain.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Vanilla, cedar, and exotic fruits.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Creamy texture with citrus zest, vanilla, mango, and smoked toffee notes.
Finish
An almost Rum-like finish with hints of espresso and charred wood.
Bright grain.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Vanilla, cedar, and exotic fruits.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Creamy texture with citrus zest, vanilla, mango, and smoked toffee notes.
Finish
An almost Rum-like finish with hints of espresso and charred wood.
Price:
$90.99
$90.99
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Highland Park Full Volume is adored for its vanilla, zesty, mango and caramel flavor notes.
This Scotch is carefully distilled at Highland Park distillery.
Based on 27 votes, the average rating for Highland Park Full Volume is 8.1/10.
Top reviews for Highland Park Full Volume:
— Well balanced. Plenty of smoke and vanilla. Brine and some light peat breaks through the sweet vanilla pod flavors. The bourbon barrels definitely shine through with a bit of char and sweetness. Nice medium-long warm finish. French vanilla and almonds and a dry palate after the finish cools down. Grapefruit and mint appeared after the dram opened up (15-20 minutes after initial sip). All in all a good quality scotch for the $75-80 price range. Once again Highland Park leaves me with an enjoyable and great tasting experience.
— Really delicious scotch. Typical Highland Park undertones (light peat, brine, fruit finish) but with a very distinct pineapple and other citrus on the palate and finish. Also, a fantastic value for a near 18-year Scotch. It's technically NAS, but they give you enough info on the bottle to calculate that this is more or less an 18-year. Highly recommend. Lives up to the Highland Park reputation. Not as good as the pure 18-year IMO, but fantastic in its own right, especially for the price.
— A fine balance of flavors, nothing powers it’s way through. Easy drinking is a way of saying well-made, but also a way of saying it’s hard to know what makes it memorable. A solid 8.
This Scotch is carefully distilled at Highland Park distillery.
Based on 27 votes, the average rating for Highland Park Full Volume is 8.1/10.
Top reviews for Highland Park Full Volume:
— Well balanced. Plenty of smoke and vanilla. Brine and some light peat breaks through the sweet vanilla pod flavors. The bourbon barrels definitely shine through with a bit of char and sweetness. Nice medium-long warm finish. French vanilla and almonds and a dry palate after the finish cools down. Grapefruit and mint appeared after the dram opened up (15-20 minutes after initial sip). All in all a good quality scotch for the $75-80 price range. Once again Highland Park leaves me with an enjoyable and great tasting experience.
— Really delicious scotch. Typical Highland Park undertones (light peat, brine, fruit finish) but with a very distinct pineapple and other citrus on the palate and finish. Also, a fantastic value for a near 18-year Scotch. It's technically NAS, but they give you enough info on the bottle to calculate that this is more or less an 18-year. Highly recommend. Lives up to the Highland Park reputation. Not as good as the pure 18-year IMO, but fantastic in its own right, especially for the price.
— A fine balance of flavors, nothing powers it’s way through. Easy drinking is a way of saying well-made, but also a way of saying it’s hard to know what makes it memorable. A solid 8.
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Category
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StyleSingle Malt Scotch Whisky
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Region
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CountryUnited Kingdom, Scotland
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Alcohol47.2%
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Distillery
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Age
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MaturationEx Bourbon Casks
Highland Park Full Volume
(0.75l, 47.2%)
Ratings & Reviews
Member Reviews and Ratings of Highland Park Full Volume
Wilburn,
Well balanced. Plenty of smoke and vanilla. Brine and some light peat breaks through the sweet vanilla pod flavors. The bourbon barrels definitely shine through with a bit of char and sweetness. Nice medium-long warm finish. French vanilla and almonds and a dry palate after the finish cools down. Grapefruit and mint appeared after the dram opened up (15-20 minutes after initial sip). All in all a good quality scotch for the $75-80 price range. Once again Highland Park leaves me with an enjoyable and great tasting experience.
Matt,
Really delicious scotch. Typical Highland Park undertones (light peat, brine, fruit finish) but with a very distinct pineapple and other citrus on the palate and finish. Also, a fantastic value for a near 18-year Scotch. It's technically NAS, but they give you enough info on the bottle to calculate that this is more or less an 18-year.
Highly recommend. Lives up to the Highland Park reputation. Not as good as the pure 18-year IMO, but fantastic in its own right, especially for the price.
Dave,
Underwhelming. Expensive for what it is.
Tom,
A fine balance of flavors, nothing powers it’s way through. Easy drinking is a way of saying well-made, but also a way of saying it’s hard to know what makes it memorable. A solid 8.
guest,
Although it says Full Volume, but it’s short in the mouth. It’s Vanilla, and it’s Smokey. That’s about it. Great first sip but lacks complexity and layers.
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