Amber Room ReviewIndependent tasting notes
Bottle record
In the glass
1 Amber Room Review
Burnt sugars, firewood, very intense spicy & hot, fresh fruits, berries
Sweet but also spicy, slightly smoky & salty, mineral, dried fruits, raisins, leather, hint of dark sherry towards the end, definitely one of those whiskies that need some water With water: sweet salted caramel, honey, more sea saltiness, some oranges & licorice
Long finish, leather, tobacco, and again iodine mineral saltiness
Other perspectives
Retrieved 05 October 2026
WhiskyNotes finds polish and tart citrus before dried fruit, tobacco, cedar and earthy smoke. The palate is richer, with mature sherry, mineral and oily notes, citrus, mint and smoked meat. A very long finish brings herbs, leather and pepper. Ruben notes that the nose took time to persuade him, but praises the lively, wild palate and awards 92/100.
AI-assisted summary · editorially reviewed
Retrieved 05 October 2026
Whiskyfun describes resinous aromas opening into mango, raisins, tobacco and liquorice-laced tar. Water adds smoky notes. The oily palate combines pepper, leather, sherry and salted caramel, developing orange liqueur, chocolate and fresh coriander after dilution. The very long finish is salty, smoky and deliberately astringent. Serge praises the forceful interaction of spirit and cask, ultimately awarding 94 points.
AI-assisted summary · editorially reviewed
