Teacher's Bottled 1960s Cork stopper

Teachers Highland Cream

Teacher's Highland Cream is considered to be a rather common blend – it is pretty cheap – but so far I had only tried the 1988 version. Time to try a modern version as well, a bottling from 2014. If I am not mistaken, Ardmore and GlenDronach are among the more important components of this blend. The nose is rife with malt and citrus fruit. Some...

Score 77/100

Teachers Highland Cream

Teacher's Highland Cream is rather famous blended whisky. It got 90 points by Jim Murray in his Whisky Bible. I don't totally agree with Mr. Murray but I do like Teacher's Highland Cream. Good dram, when comparing it to other blended ones. Has some nice malty tones and doesn't really show the nature of blends until at the very finish. The movie...

Score 79/100

Teachers Highland Cream

This was one I tried while visiting my family in Canada. My dad loves a good brandy, and has only a passing interest in Scotch. But he did have a massive bottle of Teacher’s on hand, and I have to say that I enjoyed coming back to this one. Interestingly this bottle is an American release, bottled at 43% instead of the standard I get at 40% here...

Score 81/100

Teachers Highland Cream

Because it's Tax Day in America, I'm taking the cap off a bottle of Teacher's Highland Cream and toasting the legions of unelected bureaucrats in my fair country. This unpretentious dram is medium gold and the body looks thin when twirling the glass. On the nose, there's sweetish mud and peat, as well as a scent like wet turf. A honeyed sweetness...

Score 78/100