Talisker 10 Years Old Reviews

Nice. I am a new whisky drinker (just turned 18) and the only things i have had before were Glen Grant and Glenmorangie, and i had heard bad things about the islay ones (too peaty) but i can tell you, they were wrong!

talisker has a lovely smell and is very smoky/oaky and just slips down nicely (no biting aftertaste unlike some whiskys e.g bells) and warms your belly right up. Lovely

Got it for a friends 18th present and liked it so much i got some for myself. Very Very nice. Would reccomend, especially as its available for £20 to £30 depending on whether its on offer or not.

This review is about one of my favourite drinks and I hope I can persuade you to give it a try! Talisker 10-year-old single malt is the drink I am referring to but before I tell you about the whiskey let me tell you a bit about where its made. Talisker whiskey is produced on the beautiful island of Skye off the north west coast ...

The first time I tasted Talisker I loved it and knew we would be together always. I have never been to Skye but whenever I taste Talisker, I am transported to a rugged scottish coastline - the combination of syrupy saltiness and spicy, peaty pepperiness, laping and crashing against me. I *love* malt whiskies especially the Islay ...

This will probably be the easiest review I will ever write. Talisker is my drink. By that, I don't just mean that it's my drink of preference, it runs far, far deeper than that. I was born on Skye, you see. The picturesque village of Lower Breakish was my home for the first few years of my life. Breakish is ...

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Whilst we were on holiday on the Isle of Skye a couple of years ago we drove past the Talisker Distillery and Dave, who does like a wee dram, suggested a visit. I wasn’t particularly keen, as whisky is one of the few alcoholic drinks that I do not like. Anyway I thought that the tour showing exactly how it was made would be ...

I am more a whisky drinker than connoisseur but still feel I have drunk enough different malts to offer an opinion. It is generally accepted that Island/Islay malts are some of the most potent and these whiskies feature heavily amongst my favourites. However Talisker is not one of the Braveheart "kick you in the teeth" whiskies. ...

At Last ! I thought when DooYoo included my favourite subject and one of my passions - Malt Whisky. Indeed, I was the first to write an opinion, having stumbled on te Food & Drink category before its official 'launch'. I felt like a 5 year-old in a sweet shop again. All that choice to write about. Which should I choose first ...