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Lauders Blended Scotch Tasting note

By Miguel at 2012 Apr,20 in Tasting , Lauders

“You can't really ask much more for that price. It is a decent whisky where there are some discordant notes.”

This was first established in 1834, Lauder's Original is a very smooth blended whisky.

This Scotch blended whisky has interesting notes of sherry and smoke. But really you shouldn't be drinking this.

If you can afford the expense, get yourself a bottle of Springbank CV or a nice Aberlour.

This dram has a amber-like color.

Nose (82): average. peaches, honey, paper, wood, spices, peat.

Palate (85): smooth, oily. honey, smoke, vanilla, fruits, spices. It starts really nice and then turns to the cheap side. But wonderful sherry character.

Finish (83): longer than average. honey, peat, spices.

So based on other whiskies I have already tasted I rate this Lauder's with 83 points over 100.