Ballantines 17 Year Old Blended Scotch Whisky 700ml Bottle

Shockingly peaty..... Altogether different from the multi year bottle.... Or then again the multi year. The prompt pleasantness comes through immediately directly after the smokiness. The botanical aroma was extremely lovely. The evaluating I felt is somewhat more costly ar $99 that might be on the grounds that this was harder to discover in CA

Boaster Jim Murray's Whisky of the Year in 2011. Copper shading (appears to be counterfeit) however better than average legs. Nose is light however very pleasant. Ocean salt vanilla toffee. Maple syrup new natural product (apples pear). Light smoke and new peat in waves. A verdant heather nectar floralness. Melons and black out pretzel mixture (a flavor I get in numerous mixes). Sweet taste verging on excessively sweet. Apple pear vanilla maple syrup toffee/caramel and light peat/ocean salt. Delicate pepper and flavor particularly in the event that you let it sit on the tongue. Short completion of foods grown from the ground and sweet wood. Particularly a voyage through Scotland"- type mix that hits a large portion of the significant notes over the various locales/styles of the nation (Speyside organic products Islay smoke island saline solution sherried pleasantness etc.); a decent mix however it truly leans a piece unreasonably sweet for my preferences. Not *demonstrably* superior to various mixes a large portion of the cost however very agreeable - I completed the jug for some time prior (tasting notes are from an old note pad) yet I think affectionately upon this whisky. Not *too* affectionately be that as it may. Eventually it's one of that kind of extravagance whiskies that is got more eminence than flavor- - regardless of whether I did very appreciate the flavors that *are* here."