Te Bheag Old Packaging Screw Cap

Té Bheag Nan Eilean

Té Bheag (pronounced “chey vek”) is a blended scotch whisky, the source materials drawn from unnamed West Coast and Speyside distilleries, blended and bottled by Pràban na Linne of the Isle of Skye. Some of this whisky is matured in sherry casks, which may account for its beautifully deep, golden colour. It is medium-bodied and unchilfiltered. ...

Score 83/100

Té Bheag Nan Eilean

Té Bheag seems to fare quite well in some circles, and I was interested to try a bottle for myself when I saw it at the reasonable price of CAD $15 at a local supermarket. That was only two months ago, and I’m already down to the last third of the bottle. At this pace, I figured a review was in order now before it’s all gone. For info on the...

Score 82/100

Té Bheag Nan Eilean

"A Wee Dram" is apparently the English translation of the Gaelic name - colour is light-to-medium amber. Very grainy nose, with cereal, yeast, straw and citrus. Taste of malt and honey, with some lard, surprisingly, balancing off of the crispness of the grainy notes. A little water draws out some peat smoke. Long sweet (toffee) finish.

Score 85/100

Té Bheag Nan Eilean

An unchilfiltered blended whisky that’s e150 free (from the looks of it) and quite easy on the wallet. Nose: Sweet ripe spice, with very faint fruit and bitter chocolate. Light toffee and butterscotch with occasional whiffs of green apple. Make that lots of green apples now. Gotta let this open up. Soft character but lots hiding within. Some soft...

Score 89/100