Michael Wehner

9.1

I like this very much. Bought after a private tour of the distillery. Only because nobody else signed up!
— an hour ago

with Margaret

Ryan GJ

9.7

Wowzers. Citrus, peat, oak, nutmeg, vanilla, pepper, oloroso sherry, bramble, Black Fruit, honey, etc etc. there’s so much going on in there it’s expansive and a bit transcendent! Outstanding — 5 years ago

Norman Gennaro

9.4

This is Batch 4 which I like. First glass out of the bottle and I don’t care what people say, whisky needs air. This got better in the glass. I am confident it will get even better in a month. It’s peaty but although they say heavily I think it’s just right. Tasty but the palate is light and it’s not a strong finish. You need to like peat. — 2 months ago

Jim McCusker

9.0

Something we brought back from St Andrews, this is much better than the 8.5s I’m seeing on Delectable. Great synergy of sweetness and smoke, this is impressive for a 12-year-old scotch. Well done! — 6 years ago

with Vanessa

Norman Gennaro

9.4

This is one of Kilkerran’s heavily peated batches, I think they are up to batch 9. If the rest of them taste this good then one should grab whatever you can get. Interesting the nose on this one keeps changing for me and all in a good way. Despite being called heavy peat, it’s mild to me. Really delightful aroma I got oats and vanilla to start and now salted caramel seems to dominate. The flavor is great, sure there is some heat but tamed especially given the level. More salted caramel, a full, well rounded finish that goes on and on. No burn but it hits the tongue hard. Distillery - Glengyle
Bottler- Distillery Bottling
Bottling series - Peat in Progress - Batch 3
Bottled - 16.03.2020
Cask Type - 80% Ex-Bourbon & 20% Ex-Sherry
Strength - 59.7 % Vol. — 10 months ago

Simon Burke-Kennedy

9.0

Mildly peaty with a sweet undertone. WIP 6 is fantastic value at under GBP£40 a bottle. — 10 years ago