A much-loved single malt, Cardhu is an easygoing, charming Speysider, with clean, crisp oak and sweet malt evoking flavours of honeyed flapjacks and home-made caramel squares, this is one of the sweet-toothed among you. While it's not often seen here in the UK, Cardhu is the biggest selling single malt whisky in Spain, with its soft, sweet character the perfect match for the warm climate. Cardhu 12 is the perfect drink for the summer - it's great on its own, but why not try it with a block of ice, or served along with a splash of water, mizuwari style. Cardhu Gold Reserve is rich and mellow, with warm notes of baked apple and toffee Our Master Blender has carefully selected casks to create a mouth-wateringly sweet malt whisky with a quietly spicy finish Appearance: Rich amber, in sunlight becoming antique gold. Aroma: Entrancingly sweet and floral, with fresh citrus and warm notes of baked apple. Palate: Smooth-textured, with the initial sweetness cut by crisp orange zest. Finish: Drying, spicy finish.
11 comments
Boz
25 Feb 17#1
malm
25 Feb 171#2
heat,only worthwhile deals my Local asda stores do involve booze,maybe I should become alcohol dependent and get my moneys worth,feck forgot about the Mrs,best laid plans and all that.
thanks op.
DRRINK
25 Feb 17#3
Not a fan. Id price it at £20
Boz to DRRINK
25 Feb 171#5
If you can get it at that , Let Me Know :smile:
admars to DRRINK
25 Feb 171#7
I think that's a bit harsh, it's often knocked down to £25 at one of the supermarkets, which I think is a fair price, I'd never pay £40 for it. I like it, it's smooth, and quite sweet, but like a lot of these cheaper NAS whiskies, lacks body.
But saying that a while ago Tesco had Glenfiddich 12yo knocked down to £25 from £35 which I'd say was a better bargain, but without a time machine that's irrelevant :wink:
Esquiremd
25 Feb 171#4
excellent whiskey, have some heat! :smile:
seeweed to Esquiremd
27 Feb 17#11
Whisky,whisky,whisky. It's from Scotland. So spelt whisky. Where you fishing but chance?
jason0215
25 Feb 171#6
order 4 just £90. (£10 off code NCA10FGS for new customer)
DRRINK
25 Feb 171#8
Maybe a bit harsh but dosent deserve its 40 price mark, especially when you say you can pick a glenfiddich up for 25, both are speyside but are miles apart in regards to taste :smiley:
The_Bounty_Bear
26 Feb 171#9
It's never a £40 whisky. I purchased a bottle at £25 last year and it's still half drunk in cupboard. There is nothing wrong with it's nice but it's not the sort of whisky you crave. It nice but in no way exceptional.
Others may disagree but for £25 I'll take a Aberlour 12yo on offer any day
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A much-loved single malt, Cardhu is an easygoing, charming Speysider, with clean, crisp oak and sweet malt evoking flavours of honeyed flapjacks and home-made caramel squares, this is one of the sweet-toothed among you. While it's not often seen here in the UK, Cardhu is the biggest selling single malt whisky in Spain, with its soft, sweet character the perfect match for the warm climate. Cardhu 12 is the perfect drink for the summer - it's great on its own, but why not try it with a block of ice, or served along with a splash of water, mizuwari style. Cardhu Gold Reserve is rich and mellow, with warm notes of baked apple and toffee Our Master Blender has carefully selected casks to create a mouth-wateringly sweet malt whisky with a quietly spicy finish Appearance: Rich amber, in sunlight becoming antique gold. Aroma: Entrancingly sweet and floral, with fresh citrus and warm notes of baked apple. Palate: Smooth-textured, with the initial sweetness cut by crisp orange zest. Finish: Drying, spicy finish.
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thanks op.
But saying that a while ago Tesco had Glenfiddich 12yo knocked down to £25 from £35 which I'd say was a better bargain, but without a time machine that's irrelevant :wink:
Others may disagree but for £25 I'll take a Aberlour 12yo on offer any day