Landreau XXO Grande Champagne Cognac
We continue the journey to Christmas with the fourth pouch of our Cognac-Expert Advent Calendar, where we discovered the Landreau
Whisky reviews
We continue the journey to Christmas with the fourth pouch of our Cognac-Expert Advent Calendar, where we discovered the Landreau
We discovered an Egreteau Father’s Blend Cognac in the second pouch of the Cognac-Expert 2025 Advent Calendar, let’s taste it!
We start our 2025 Cognac-Expert Advent Calendar review with a Ragnaud Sabourin XXO Grande Champagne Cognac, hidden in the first pouch.
November’s session of the Rennes Whisky Club saw our members taste three independent Glen Ord, a distillery rarely seen as official in Europe.
Glen Scotia has released 8 celebratory expressions for the Campbeltown Malts Festival since 2018 so far, and we try them all.
We review five Indy Mannochmore, as the Speyside distillery owned by Diageo does not release much officially, its production going to blends.
We compare two Armagnacs: the Tariquet 12-year-old and Château Garreau Pure Insolence, two 100% Folle Blanche Bas-Armagnacs.
We introduce Ballindalloch, our first single estate Speyside whisky, joined by a selection of indy bottled Glenfarclas from the same town.
We take a look at the official Benromach 21- and (discontinued) 35-year-old, and 2013 from Maltbarn, bottled under the name ‘Glen Mosset’.
We examine two new additions to Springbank’s portfolio: the Springbank 5 Year Old 100 Proof and the Longrow 100 Proof.
Amy and Jean Pasquet just released the Jean-Luc Pasquet Très Vieille Fine Champagne, which we review along two older Esprit de Famille cognacs.
We take a look at the Loch Lomond Distillery Edition #6 & Croftengea 2006 by The Whisky Agenc: two distinctive Scottish malts explored.