Light and fruity — the Arran malt character coming through, honey, subtle grain sweetness
Refreshingly dry — smooth with subtle peat-smoke hints, the high Arran malt proportion giving this more character than most budget blends, fruity and clean
Dry and clean — the Arran character persisting, short but satisfying
Robert Burns Blended — the blend companion to Arran's single malt Burns expression. A high proportion of Arran malt with grain whisky, endorsed by the World Burns Federation.
Light fruity nose. Dry palate with peat hints and malt. Clean dry finish.
Robert Burns Blended earns a 6 — a budget blend with genuine malt character. At £24, the Bard's affordable dram.
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