Tomintoul whisky reviews (9)

  • Tomintoul 14 year old - Hidden Gems of Speyside 5

    By WTC on 28th Apr 20122012-04-28T16:23:00

    93

    To celebrate the Speyside festival we have a new tasting: hidden gems of speyside. Tomintoul distillery was founded relatively recently in 1965. It takes its name from the nearby village, the highest in… read more

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  • Tomintoul 43 Year Old 1967 The Nectar of the Daily Drams - Mandarine Napoléon

    By markjedi1 on 15th Apr 20122012-04-15T13:14:00

    90

    I am putting another 43 Year Old next to the A.D. Rattray bottling from 1967. This one was bottled by The Nectar of the Daily Drams in 2011. The cask was selected by the Belgian owner Mario Groteklaes.… read more

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  • Tomintoul 43 Year Old 1967 A.D. Rattray - Breakable

    By markjedi1 on 15th Apr 20122012-04-15T13:13:00

    88

    Putting my money where my mouth is, I immediately got two more Tomintoul samples. I will taste them head to head. Let us start off with this 43 Year Old from A.D. Rattray, from a bourbon cask, bottled in… read more

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  • Tomintoul 43 Year Old 1969 The Whiskyman - Cheese cake

    By markjedi1 on 15th Apr 20122012-04-15T13:12:00

    90

    This is in fact my very first Tomintoul. So I have no point of reference. Just so you know. Might even be a good thing. Tomintoul is a lesser known distillery in Speyside, founded in 1964. They produced… read more

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  • Tomintoul Peaty Tang - Sweet peat

    By Megawatt on 14th Feb 20122012-02-14T02:19:00

    86

    Nose: damp, boggy peat. Dry grass/hay. Slight whiff of burnt paper, but otherwise little in the way of smoke. Also subtle sweetness, hinting at vanilla. Peaty and tangy, all right. Taste: light-bo… read more

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  • Tomintoul 21 Year Old - King of the mountains

    By smokeybarrels on 11th Nov 20112011-11-11T20:59:00

    95

    Being a big big fan of the distillery's 16 year old expression I couldn't resist getting a bottle of there new 21 year old bottling when I saw it sitting there on the shelf of my whisky dealership earlier… read more

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  • Tomintoul Peaty Tang - Cheese plate dram

    By chrisrbarrett on 22nd Aug 20102010-08-22T03:18:00

    70

    Certainly peaty on the nose, but no spiciness or other distinct characteristics. Mellow and smooth, but still flavourful. Burnt sugar and peaty smokey again on the palate, but still mild.

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  • Tomintoul 10 Year old - The Gentile Dram

    By WhiskyOClock on 19th Sep 20092009-09-19T01:52:00

    75

    Well, the marketing team has certainly done a good job. This is truly a "gentile dram". I find it quite enjoyable when I want a drink without all the attention required by an expensive, complex bottle… read more

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  • Tomintoul 16 Year old - A Jewel Of Tomintoul

    By WhiskyApostle on 9th Jul 20092009-07-09T15:32:00

    90

    The color on this is golden honey like jewel quality amber (it spent some time in a sherry cask). The nose is floral almost like a ladies perfume. I got the image of laundry drying on a line in a field… read more

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