Nose: common scotch grain, honey, and smoke. Not just peat but also some actual wood smoke. Taste: first is the peat smoke followed by medium sweetness. Far more peat flavor than JW black. Slightly more than HP 12 but with less of the fruitiness than Highland. Less mid palate heat than Highland 12. At $18.99 a bottle it may supplant JW black and Highland from my bar. Don’t let the price fool you. Realize this is a Beam Suntory product.
Teacher's Single Malt
2.77 Mixed reviews
Whiskey Scotch Highlands No age statement 40% ABV
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Ardmore Distillery in Scotland's Highlands produces Teacher's Single Malt. The distillery was established by William Teacher's son in 1898. This single malt, characterized by peat, undergoes a secondary maturation in small quarter casks, a practice common in the 19th century. It is bottled at 40% ABV and carries no age statement.
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Another complimentary spirit from the offerings. As expected, the aroma is quite faint. The flavor arrives quickly and disappears just as fast.
A delightful scotch featuring a pleasant hint of peat and honey notes throughout!
A straightforward spirit. The color appears artificial, likely due to excessive sugar. The taste is simple.
I appreciate the peat smoke.
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