Cragganmore 1998 Distillers Edition

Cragganmore 12 Year Old 20cl

Bottling Date: L1 Colour: Gold/Straw Nose: Very pleasant and complex nose. It smells just like Christmas. You'll be hit with Christmas pudding, fruit cake, gingerbread and spice aromas. It truly is a whisky you could nose for hours. Palate/Finish: A sweet entry, which goes slightly dry and leaves you with a mild peat finish. It's exceptionally...

Score 86/100

Cragganmore 15 Year Old 1999 Malts of Scotland

Let me start by saying that an incomprehensible typo can be found on the label. The whisky is called Craggenmore instead of Cragganmore. Oh, well. This is, by the way, only the second Cragganmore that Malts of Scotland has released. This one is 15 years old and will cost you about 70 EUR. The nose is very clean on sweet malt and a basket of citrus...

Score 84/100

Cragganmore 12 Year Old

I was gifted a 20cl bottle of Cragganmore 12 by my brother. He doesn't share my enthusiasm for whisky so I was surprised he went for a 12yo scotch that isn't a household name around here. Cragganmore is part of the Diegeo portfolio, and is an entry level Speyside whisky bottled at 40%. My expectations are not too high but this is new for me so I'm...

Score 84/100

Cragganmore 19 Year Old Bladnoch Forum

Continuing my Bladnoch tastings notes (from a very old bottle share, I don’t even remember when it took place). This Cragganmore was distilled on the 8th March 1991 and aged for 19 years in a single hogshead before bottling on the 12th July 2010, by the Bladnoch Forum, as a release of 281 bottles. Until now I’ve not been overwhelmed by the quality...

Score 84/100