Filliers 10 Year Single Malt Sherry Oak Casks

Review #307 Whiskey Tour of the World 2025 #12 Glass: Glencairn, rested 15 minutes. Color: Light amber. Aroma: Fruity with some maple notes. Taste: Cinnamon and baking spice, some oak tannins. Finish: The flavors from the taste dissipate quickly. Short finish with minimal heat. Splash: A pleasant sweet oak note emerges. Overall: 8/10 - This offered some enjoyable surprises. The brief finish was a letdown, but a bit more alcohol content would resolve that. I'm optimistic about its direction.

Nose: Smells of furniture polish, sweet dried fruit, and oak, with faint chocolate notes. Palate: Pleasant mouthfeel and a dry, papery texture. Abundant dried fruits like raisins and cherries, with developing oak spice. Finish: Nutty and herbal, the spice intensifies, leaving a lingering taste of dried cherry.

From a global spirits tour, this bottling shows a clear amber color and medium legs. It has a fruity, earthy, and woody scent. The flavor profile includes tobacco, fruit, earthiness, and wood. It has a medium-light body with moderate warmth. Scored 3.5 out of 5.