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Tomintoul 'Tlath' Single Malt Scotch Whisky 750ml

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Tomintoul Tlath - (Tom-in-t'owl Tlah) Tlath is pronounced "Tlah" and is Gaelic meaning - gentle, mellow. Tomintoul Tlath is the result of a very careful selection of individual casks. The hand-chosen collection consists of whiskies of various ages matured in first-class American oak bourbon barrels. The Tomintoul Single Malt Scotch Whisky is a testament to our Master Distiller, Robert Fleming, whose family has been making whisky in the Speyside Glenlivet region for four generations. After years of searching for the purest natural water in Scotland we discovered the Ballantruan Spring. For thousands of years this water has been flowing through the mountainside near Tomintoul, the highest village in the Highlands. In the heart of the Speyside Glenlivet Region, the Tomintoul Distillery was built to capture this unique resource. Colour: Golden straw Nose: Quintessentially Speyside. Light with some sweet toffee and vanilla and hints of mint leaf and citrus peel. Palate: Light and creamy. Lively white pepper and some oak-driven spiciness dance on the tongue with background layers of nutmeg and toasted vanilla. Finish: Spicy with notes of shortbread and fresh mint.

Product Specs

Alcohol by Volume40.0%
Country of OriginScotland
RegionSpeyside
UPC793049752893

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Awards & Scores

Critic reviews and blind-tasting competition results for this bottle.

What critics and judges wrote

IWSC judges · Silver · 2025
Lush vanilla custard, spiced cake and dried fruit notes run throughout, with golden syrup sweetness and a buttery texture to the palate. A moreish malt with a long finish.
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Silver · 92 pts2023iwsc.net ↗
Candied nose with a touch of citrus, oranges and limes. Cake and pastry on the palate with a punch of sweetness and creamy frothed milk.
Silver2022iwsc.net ↗
Salted caramel and crème brûlée, with savoury green leafy notes. The palate has some vanilla toffee sweetness, hints of pine, and lovely developing spice.
Silver Outstanding2017iwsc.net ↗
Edam cheese kicks off the nose, with quince jelly, oat cakes and green grapes. The aromas develop into toasted oak and malty tones. The palate is soft, sweet and gentle with orange creams, kiwi and gorse flowers.
Whisky Advocate · Gavin Smith · 2020
Rich malt, caramel, and milk chocolate on the initial nose, with developing ginger, honey, and red apples. Fresh and approachable on the palate, with more chocolate and ginger, plus aniseed, wood spices, and light pepperiness.
Read the full review on whiskyadvocate.com
Distiller · Anne-Sophie Bigot
A very easy-drinking dram with honey, toffee, oaky and citrusy notes on the nose. … "Tlàth" could be a perfect entry dram if you're looking to introduce some friends to the joys of single malt whisky.
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Competition medals

San Francisco World Spirits Competition
Silver 2025Silver 2022
International Spirits Challenge

10 medals from 3 competitions, 2017 to 2025.

Tasting Notes

Flavor profile

How strongly each flavor family shows up across 8 notes from 4 publications, weighted by source.

  • Herbal & greensubtle vegetal hint, almost minty, herbal, savoury green leafy notes, hints of pineLight
  • Fruityred apples, citrus fruits, citrusy, blood orange, dried fruit notesLight
  • Sweetcaramel, milk chocolate, honey, toffee, vanillaClear
  • Oak & maltRich malt, oaky, oat cakes, toasted oak and malty tones, oak-drivenClear
  • SmokeA hint
  • Spiceginger, more ginger, aniseed, wood spices, light pepperinessClear

Flavor map

Tomintoul 'Tlath' against other Scotch whiskies we carry. Closer dots taste more alike.

← More delicateRicher →Less smokySmokier →Tomintoul 'Tlath'The GlenlivetFounder's ReserveTullibardine 'Artisan'Tullibardine 12 Year Old

Closest Scotch whiskies at a similar price: The Glenlivet Founder's Reserve ($34.97), Tullibardine 'Artisan' ($32.98), and Tullibardine 12 Year Old ($49.98).

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Each whisky's place on the map, from 0 to 10.

WhiskyRichSmokyPrice
Tomintoul 'Tlath' (this bottle)3.30.6$47.98
The Glenlivet 'Fusion Cask' Rum & Bourbon Cask3.30.5$99.97
The Glenlivet Founder's Reserve3.50.5$34.97
Tullibardine 'Artisan'3.50.7$32.98
Oban Game of Thrones 'The Night's Watch' Bay Reserve3.10.9$139.96
Tullibardine 12 Year Old3.31.1$49.98
Bladnoch 14 Year Old3.30.0$159.98
Tomintoul 10 Year Old3.50.0$44.98
Buchanan's Pineapple3.00.0$39.97
Glenfarclas 10 Year Old3.61.2$69.98
Isle of Jura Distillery 16 Year Old3.00.0$159.98
The Clydeside 'Stobcross'3.00.0$89.98
Bladnoch 'Vinaya'3.90.2$55.98
Bladnoch 11 Year Old4.10.8$79.98
Glenmorangie Triple Cask Reserve4.00.0$39.98
Johnnie Walker Game of Thrones Limited Edition 'A Song of Ice'3.91.3$249.96
Orphan Barrel Linkwood Distillery Woven Honor 18 Year Old4.00.0$99.96
Orphan Barrel Muckety Muck 26 Year Old4.00.0$499.96
The Macallan 18 Year Old Double Cask4.00.0$399.96
Tomatin 14 Year Old Port Wood Finish4.00.0$89.98
Compass Box Oak Cross4.11.2$99.98
Glen Grant 18 Year Old Rare Edition3.81.5$159.98
Dewar's 12 Year Old4.01.4$19.97
Glencadam 10 Year Old4.11.3$69.98
Royal Lochnagar Game of Thrones 'House Baratheon' 12 Year Old2.51.3$199.96
Tomintoul 16 Year Old4.11.3$99.98
Dalwhinnie Game of Thrones 'House Stark' Winter's Frost4.20.0$139.96

Flavor scores are our estimates. A flavor scores higher when more critics mention it and when they describe it more strongly, so no single review sets the result. They are not a rating from any publication.

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