Edradour 2008 Sherry Butt 12 Years, Cask 34 Natural Cask Strength is a great sherry board! Look at the color, you can only get it with a first fill cask.

Anyone who likes sherry whiskys like me cannot avoid bottling. In my opinion it is also much more complex than Cask 35. Price-performance ratio is a clear recommendation!

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What else can you say? For me the best 12 year old I've had in my glass so far. It's amazing what you can get out of mature at the age of 12. The barrel must have been great. The color speaks for itself.

The price-performance ratio fits. I've had a few Edradours in my glass so far and this is by far the best. The flavor of the small stills paired with this barrel influence make it super complex. Dried fruits, fruit compote, cinnamon, coffee. All notes that I really like.

If you like, you can add some water then open it properly. You get an absolute premium whisky here. Take it. If people find out what kind of board it is, it will be sold out quickly.

94 points are justified for me, but it's also exactly my direction. Can also be too violent for one or the other. If you are more of the soft type. Do not touch it

When I see people giving the whisky 80 points, I can only shake my head. Please don't buy whisky in the future. I think you should rather drink cola.

Great and strong on the nose. Taste and finish, on the other hand, clearly fall off. After the smell (88 points) the whisky is unfortunately quite disappointing. In my opinion completely overpriced (average value 103 €) and valued far too high (at the moment 91.30).

Aroma: dark fruits, cinnamon. Plum, honey, which together is reminiscent of plum liqueur. Some fresher fruit is also included. Nutmeg. With a little water it becomes quite creamy.

Taste: dark fruits, oak.

Finish: Too bitter for my taste at the beginning, not a pleasant kind of bitter either. Some coffee, later some mint. A little nutty. Cinnamon again, like in the smell.

What a bottle. Doesn't just stand out from the other bottlings in terms of color. Super barrel !! Chocolate, tender oak, dark fruits, oily with cinnamon and coffee ... Better than a Glendronach Single Cask of similar age

Good Glen Sherry. I would also have bottled it to sell it to the ones who buy just because of colour and like it if there isn´t even a hint of character of the distillate left.