Four Macallan 12 yo and a 20 yo Speymalt
We review four Macallan 12-Year-Old Sherry Oak Cask from different eras (1980s vs 2020s) and markets (Europe vs USA) and a 20 yo Macallan ‘Speymalt’ from Gordon & Macphail.
We review four Macallan 12-Year-Old Sherry Oak Cask from different eras (1980s vs 2020s) and markets (Europe vs USA) and a 20 yo Macallan ‘Speymalt’ from Gordon & Macphail.
Glenburgie is a distillery you mostly have to rely on indy bottlers to see what it can do, so we review an 8yo Gordon & Macphail and two 30yo Signatory Vintage.
We take a deep look at a Speyside blending workhorse for Chivas, with four independent Miltonduff whiskies.
Convalmore, a Speyside distillery closed since 1985, was rarely bottled officially. We review an indy one: Convalmore 1975 Gordon & Macphail.
We review a piece of history with something from a closed distillery: a St. Magdalene 1980 Gordon & Macphail, bottled in 1995.
At last we review whisky from Bunnahabhain distillery, with three 1987 to 1991 Indy Bunnahabhain from Wemyss, Blackadder and Gordon&Macphail.
We put a retired official bottling against an almost twice older licensed bottling: Longmorn 16-year-old vs Longmorn 1983 Gordon & Macphail.
Reflecting on my initial discussion of Mortlach from three years prior (time flies!), I recall mentioning the need to delve
Millburn Distillery, Inverness’ eldest among three (with Glen Albyn and Glen Mhor), traces its origins to a farm distillery alongside
@Coldorak continues his series about closed distilleries with a Glen Albyn 1974 from @gordon_macphail. Glen Albyn was once of the several distilleries closed by DCL in 1983.
@Coldorak starts a series on reviews of whiskies from lost distilleries, and starts with a 1980 Glenesk bottled by @gordon_macphail in 2014.
Coldorak talks about anniversaries and the Glen Grant history before reviewing a @GlenGrantUK 1948 bottled by @gordon_macphail.