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Oban 14 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky, 43% vol, 70cl

Oban 14 Year Old is a Highland single malt Scotch whisky presented at 43% vol in a 70cl bottle. Its stated flavour profile pairs rich sweetness and fruit with smoky dryness, with the listing recommending it neat or with a little still spring water.

At a glance

  • The listing describes a single-distillery Highland whisky made from 100% malted barley.
  • Tasting notes name oranges, pears and dried figs alongside smoky dryness and sweetness.
  • The listing says it won a Gold Medal at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2016.
Price
£61.15Save 18%

Reference price: £74.85

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • A clearly stated 14-year age and single-malt style make its category and maturation age easy to identify.
  • The supplied tasting profile gives buyers a specific fruit, sweetness and smoke-led flavour expectation.
  • Suggested neat or lightly diluted serving and seafood pairings offer practical ways to enjoy it.

Technical specifications

10 specifications
Product
Age14 Years Old
TypeSingle Malt Scotch Whisky
RegionHighlands
Malted barley100% malted barley
Distillationproduced in one single distillery, it has not been blended with any other product from elsewhere
Bottle
Alcohol43% vol
Volume70cl
Tasting and serving
Listed tasting notesrich sweetness and smoky dryness with fruity notes of oranges, pears and dried figs
Suggested servingneat or with a little still spring water
Suggested food pairingseafood like oysters or smoked salmon

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Flavour descriptions and the award are listing claims, not independently verified assessments. The provided customer feedback describes a smooth, enjoyable whisky, while the listing presents smoky, sweet and fruity notes. Individual preferences for smoke and sweetness will affect suitability.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

  • Single-malt drinkers looking for a stated 14-year Highland whisky with fruity, sweet and smoky tasting notes.
  • Buyers seeking a bottle the listing suggests serving neat or with a little water, including alongside seafood.
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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.8 / 5 · 5,166 ratings
  • 5 stars88%88%
  • 4 stars9%9%
  • 3 stars3%3%
  • 2 stars0%0%
  • 1 star0%0%

Customer feedback highlights taste, smooth texture, enjoyment and gift appeal, with the supplied summary also describing it positively for single-malt drinkers. This broadly aligns with the listing's fruit, sweetness and smoke notes, though those flavour claims do not establish how every buyer will perceive it. The aggregate ratings are strongly positive overall, but ratings alone do not explain individual preferences or concerns.

Positive themes

  • The supplied customer summary describes the taste and texture positively.
  • The summary reports that customers enjoy the whisky and consider it suitable as a gift.

Frequently asked questions

What flavour profile does the listing give for Oban 14 Year Old?

It describes rich sweetness and smoky dryness, with fruit notes including oranges, pears and dried figs. The longer description also mentions orange peel, honey and hints of sea salt and heather.

How does the listing suggest serving it?

It recommends serving the whisky neat or with a little still spring water. Seafood such as oysters or smoked salmon is suggested as a pairing.

What do customers report about the whisky?

The supplied customer summary highlights a pleasing taste and smooth texture, as well as enjoyment and gift appeal. These are reported opinions and do not guarantee that the flavour will suit every drinker.

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