Tamnavulin single malt whisky is produced in the heart of Speyside, a celebrated whisky region. (Image: Amazon)
A popular whisky has seen almost a third knocked off the price in a limited time Amazon deal. The from Amazon now has a 32% discount down to £21.85 from £32.
A signature Speyside malt whisky, it is a double cask, so it’s matured for a classic Speyside taste that is rich, smooth and mellow. Where a whisky is produced is as much a part of the tasting journey as anything else, and this Tamnavulin single malt whisky is produced in the heart of Speyside.
According to the product description, the name Tamnavulin is the Gaelic translation of ‘mill on the hill’, which they say is “named in part after the historic former carding mill which sits on the site of the distillery”.
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Speyside is one of the main whisky-producing regions in Scotland, and is home to some renowned single malt distilleries, so you can almost taste the history with each sip. Speaking of which, you’ll be getting aromas of apple, toffee, honey and sweet marzipan, with pear, creamy peaches, pineapple, and demerara sugar on the palate as you sip this dram.
out of just over 8,000 reviews, it’s a popular tipple. And one common thread among the fans who’ve bought this seems to be that it’s good value for money.
One five-star reviewer said: the nose has a touch of the artificial but is pleasant enough with some apple/pear/fruity notes as well as some brown sugar and spice. The taste is more refined, matching the nose but more subtle and less artificial.” Another said: “Lovely velvety whiskey at a great price.”
Someone else said: “One of the nicer whiskies available at this price range. Nice smooth taste with the classic warming feeling coming after.”
One three-star review kept their opinion succinct saying: “Ok whisky”, while another said: ” Compared with the other (more expensive) lagavulin’s this is more than a little harsh. I would not buy it again.”
This Speyside single malt whisky is created with the finest ingredients. (Image: Amazon)
Perusing the other options available is quite easy – there is no shortage of choice. You can opt for this from Master of Malt, which is £42, so on the pricier end. Alternatively, Tesco has for £17.50.