Talisker Port Ruighe with 2 Glasses
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Nosing
Peat Smoke:
Sweet:
Fruit:
Maritime Notes:
Seaweed:
Sherry:
Spices:
Vanilla:
Malt:
Oak:
Plum:
Salt:
Berries:
Bonfire Smoke:
Chocolate:
Herb:
Ham:
Pepper:
Tobacco:
Alcohol:
Dried Fruit:
Honey:
Zitrus:
Caramel:
Orange:
Raisin:
Cinnamon:
Grape:
Almonds:
Blackberry:
Cheese:
Cherry:
Clove:
Dark Chocolate:
Date:
Fig:
Green Apple:
Iodine:
Leather:
Nutmeg:
Nuts:
Peach:
Pear:
Tasting
Peat Smoke:
Spices:
Fruit:
Pepper:
Sweet:
Chili:
Sherry:
Malt:
Maritime Notes:
Herb:
Nuts:
Chocolate:
Salt:
Alcohol:
Dark Chocolate:
Oil:
Plum:
Berries:
Dried Fruit:
Oak:
Seaweed:
Bonfire Smoke:
Grape:
Blackberry:
Caramel:
Coffee:
Vanilla:
Barley:
Ham:
Leather:
Raisin:
Cinnamon:
Iodine:
Herbs:
Apple:
Cherry:
Clove:
Date:
Heather:
Mint:
Peach:
Tobacco:
Wheat:
Zitrus:
Finish
Peat Smoke:
Spices:
Sweet:
Fruit:
Pepper:
Oak:
Sherry:
Herb:
Chili:
Malt:
Maritime Notes:
Seaweed:
Salt:
Dark Chocolate:
Berries:
Bonfire Smoke:
Chocolate:
Coffee:
Alcohol:
Apple:
Ham:
Honey:
Leather:
Nuts:
Black Currant:
Blackberry:
Cinnamon:
Dried Fruit:
Grape:
Heather:
Oil:
Tobacco:
Vanilla:
Herbs:
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Quality rating of this bottle
4.1
Rate
258
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Quality comparison of bottles
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All tasting notes
27. Nov 2014
Aroma:
Strong
a lot of 
Taste:
Intense, sweetness,
cedar, mint
Finish:
Long mouth filling with
Comment:
Strong
a lot of Taste:
Intense, sweetness,
cedar, mintFinish:
Long mouth filling with
Comment:
Rating of article "Talisker Port Ruighe - 45.8% - 0.7l"
27. Apr 2015
Nosing:
Sweet smokiness of a dying wood burning fire with the richness of ripen plums.
Taste:
The initial pepper on the tongue soon develops into a peatiness with a difference. A creamy smokiness mingled with spice and dark fruits.
Finish:
Long lingering dry smokiness
Sweet smokiness of a dying wood burning fire with the richness of ripen plums.
Taste:
The initial pepper on the tongue soon develops into a peatiness with a difference. A creamy smokiness mingled with spice and dark fruits.
Finish:
Long lingering dry smokiness
Rating of article "Talisker Port Ruighe - 45.8% - 0.7l"
01. Dec 2021
Taste: 
, little bit of , artificial 
and lot of 
& 
Finish: , 
artificial flavors
Comment:
, little bit of , artificial and lot of & Finish:
, artificial flavorsComment:
Rating of article "Talisker Port Ruighe - 45.8% - 0.7l"
29. Jul 2019
Comment: For me among three Taliskers I've tried, this one is in the middle. Better than D.E. (yes, I am shocked as well) but much worse than my favourite 10. It is surprisingly nice for NAS, not to harsh in terms of alcohol. If I am not looking at the label, this is quite nice whisky in a good price, fruity (mostly plum), peppery, smoky in a way Talisker 10 is. But when I know it's Talisker I feel like its just not what I am looking for having tried perfect 10.
Rating of article "Talisker Port Ruighe - 45.8% - 0.7l"
01. Nov 2017
Nosing: 
Taste:
Finish:
Comment: Quite pleasent, but not very interesting. The smell is more thin than I expected, however, the taste is stronger than I expected.
Taste:
Finish:
Comment: Quite pleasent, but not very interesting. The smell is more thin than I expected, however, the taste is stronger than I expected.
Rating of article "Talisker Port Ruighe - 45.8% - 0.7l"
01. Feb 2017
Nosing:
Taste: Initially and followed by intense and
Finish: long and mouthwatering and
Comment: Not nearly as complex as the Distillers Edition (D.E.), but still enjoyable. While talisker is known for their "chilli catch", the palate reminded me A LOT of cinnimon candies (kind of the same thing, I guess). As the bottle settled down after a few months, the chilli/cinnamon became increasingly replaced by the berries and fruit of the port, especially in the nose.
To me, this seemed to be the least smoky talisker I've had (although still plenty of smoke)...maybe the port covered it up. If you find that the D.E. has a little too much ham, leather and smoke, this fruity, sweet and spicy alternative might be for you!
Taste: Initially
and followed by intense and Finish: long and mouthwatering
and Comment: Not nearly as complex as the Distillers Edition (D.E.), but still enjoyable. While talisker is known for their "chilli catch", the palate reminded me A LOT of cinnimon candies (kind of the same thing, I guess). As the bottle settled down after a few months, the chilli/cinnamon became increasingly replaced by the berries and fruit of the port, especially in the nose.
To me, this seemed to be the least smoky talisker I've had (although still plenty of smoke)...maybe the port covered it up. If you find that the D.E. has a little too much ham, leather and smoke, this fruity, sweet and spicy alternative might be for you!
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29. Apr 2017
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07. Jul 2017
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29. Jul 2017
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23. Mar 2019
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