Amber Room ReviewIndependent tasting notes
Bottle record
In the glass
1 Amber Room Review
Iodine, sea smoke, seaweed, very intense nose, almost no sign of sherry sweetness despite being matured in a sherry butt
Peaty, grilled bacons, smoked meats, campfire, ashy With water the sweetness become more prominent, bringing out a nice smoky-sweet balance that make these older sherried Islay bottles so expensive and sought after
Long peaty finish, campfire, smoked meats, hint of citrus
Other perspectives
Retrieved 05 October 2026
Whiskyfun describes butter, vanilla and a sweeter profile than its comparison dram. Water brings tar, camphor and eucalyptus, while the powerful palate is leafy and grassy. The long finish is salty; Serge awards 91 points after comparison.
AI-assisted summary · editorially reviewed
Community rating: 90.2/100 · 52 votes
Retrieved 05 October 2026
Cached Whiskybase snapshot: 90.18/100 from 52 member ratings. Observed on 5 October 2026; the public search response reported a three-month-old page cache. These figures are not verified live counts.
Editorial summary
