Community Review

Dunhill Old Master 1980s, Oak Cask, Batch J 96786, 43%

A Maltiply member's tasting notes and whisky impression.

86 / 100

The description points firmly toward richness: dense, silky palate notes sit alongside caramel, vanilla, and honey on the nose. The turn toward umami, salt, and a touch of metal makes it less straightforward than a purely sweet, rounded blend. That contrast is interesting, though the metallic note gives me some pause. The long finish is described with honey, coffee, citrus, and earthy forest notes, which keeps the character layered rather than simply heavy. A compelling direction for someone seeking depth, with an unusual savory edge.

Reviewed by honeycombkoi

Nose
Caramel, vanilla, honey, cedar, cypress, and oak, Orange blossom, lemon peel, coffee beans, and beeswax
Palate
Dense, silky, and rich, Umami, salty notes, and a touch of metal
Finish
Warm and described as incredibly long-lasting, Honey, coffee, citrus, forest undergrowth, and fragrant porcini mushrooms

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