We skipped work today because of the holiday and I have to say the following: in its price category it is very fair, light and easy to drink with a mild smoky aroma and friendly (if such a word exists). In the end, in its category I consider it respectable. I have tried many whiskies in many price categories (as a supplement to the review).

I don't know what others who drink it and give it a good rating find in it, but compared to other budget options in its category, I would say drink Jameson or Ballantine's because the difference is huge.
Personally, I drank two glasses and literally thought I was drinking blue spirit.
I believe there are much better options as I wrote.
I'm giving it two stars because I didn't get a headache.

I will not say that it is oil because we unfairly degrade the effort of many people. I will say that it is a decent whiskey for 20 euros, easy to drink, perfect for before a meal

It seemed very mediocre to me. I haven't tried many petroleum oils, of course, so maybe I'm asking too much from a whiskey of this category.

With price as the criterion and considering that we are talking about a budget blended scotch, it serves as the reference point when talking about a light and easy-to-drink whiskey along with Dewar's and Bell's. Personally, I prefer the different taste of Speyside malts, but taste is subjective and for what it is, it belongs to the best, in a category where there are many "petroleum products".

Very light in color and taste. A good smoky flavor, light at the end. I believe it is ideal for someone who is (first) entering the world of whiskies. Taste is a subjective matter, but it is incomprehensible to be labeled as petrol by some, the most "mild" perhaps blended scotch, when the category is full of other "spirits." An easy-drinking whiskey that doesn't hit hard and is good for everyday "use."

A smooth and flavorful option among the simple blends, I would prefer it over others in its category in terms of cost.