Glen Grant 28-Year-Old Whisky Broker / 30yo Signatory
We review a pair of nicely aged Glen Grant, with a 28-year-old 1991 Whisky Broker and a 30-year-old 1995 from Signatory Vintage.
Signatory Vintage
Five Glenrothes (Official / Boutique-y / Cadenhead / Signatory)
We take a look at five Glenrothes today: two official bottlings and three independent, from That Boutique-y Whisky, Cadenhead and Signatory.
Glenburgie 8yo Gordon & Macphail/30yo Signatory
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.
Three Teaninich
We review three Teaninich, with the 10-year-old Flora & Fauna, a 11-year-old bottled by Chorlton, and an old 1983 from Signatory Vintage bottled in 2011.
Seven Signatory Vintage 100 Proof #70-73 & #75-77
We review seven new Signatory Vintage expressions from their 100 Proof series, with editions #70 to #73 and #75 to #77.
Five Independent Clynelish
We review five more Independent Clynelish, coming from Cadenhead, Signatory Vintage, Hidden Spirits, Whisky Sponge and Masam (Samaroli).
Linkwood 1979 & Two 30-Year-Old
We talk about Linkwood Distillery’s history, before tasting a Linkwood 1979 The Cooper’s Choice and two 30-year-old from SMWS and Signatory.
Caol Ila From 10 – To 40-Year-Old
Continuing our birthday drams, we review four Caol Ila from 10 – To 40-Year-Old, from Signatory, The Single Cask, SMWS & Malts of Scotland.
Three Clynelish Hunter Laing / Signatory
We compare three Clynelish: Hunter Laing’s 2009 15yo versus two Signatory 1996 bottlings, exploring age and cask influence of this waxy Highland distillery.
Two Coleburn Signatory Vintage for Christmas
We celebrate the festive season with something special as we’re tasting two Coleburn Signatory Vintage for Christmas.
Three Independent Glen Ord
November’s session of the Rennes Whisky Club saw our members taste three independent Glen Ord, a distillery rarely seen as official in Europe.
Five Indy Mannochmore
We review five Indy Mannochmore, as the Speyside distillery owned by Diageo does not release much officially, its production going to blends.