Beau Lot 70 / Voyer Lot 90 Malternative Belgium
We review a pair of Grande Champagne cognacs with the Paul Beau Lot 70 and François Voyer Lot 90 Malternative Belgium.
Whisky reviews
We review a pair of Grande Champagne cognacs with the Paul Beau Lot 70 and François Voyer Lot 90 Malternative Belgium.
We review a trio of heavily peated whiskies from Bruichladdich with an official Port Charlotte 2001 and two 2002 from WhiskySponge & MaltBarn
Bimber released in June four new stations in The Spirit of Underground Release No. 7: Euston, Knightsbridge, Liverpool Street & Westminster.
We take a look today at the Piccadilly Distillery in India, and review the Indri Drú & Two Single Casks, one unpeated and the other peated.
We take a look at a pair of affordable Speysiders with a nice age statement: the Knockando 18-year-old & 21-year-old.
We review three anCnoc today, from Knockdhu Distillery: one anCnoc 12-year-old and two 24-year-old, famous amongst whisky enthusiasts.
We review a Balmenach 15-year-old Batch 4 by That Boutique-y Whisky Company, a US exclusive from 2020 from the underrepresented distillery.
We review an Irish Single Malt Whiskey #1 15-year-old Batch 6 from That Boutique-y Whisky Company, from last year’s Boutique-y Advent Calendar
We review a Speyside single malt from a secret distillery, with the ‘A Speyside Distillery’ 2010 from Elixir Distillers, released in 2020.
We review two independent bottlings from a Diageo distillery: a Glen Spey 2011 vanWees and a 1997 from The Whisky Agency.
We review two whiskies we expect to be close: same distillery, vintage, bottler and age: two 1973 Cameronbridge 37yo Scott’s Selection.
We review three independent bottlings from the end of 2024: the Aultmore 14-year-old, Glentauchers 2006 and Inchgower 1997 Thompson Bros.