London Distillery The Golden Union #1
Soon after the distillery’s revival and the release of Renascence, London Distillery’s The Golden Union blended malt is their second release.
Whisky reviews
Soon after the distillery’s revival and the release of Renascence, London Distillery’s The Golden Union blended malt is their second release.
We review our first ever two Allt-A-Bhainne, both independently bottled: the Allt-A-Bhainne 1979 Whisky Castle and 1995 Chapter 7.
After more than 2,500 whiskies tried, I try and review my first ever Glendullan whiskies, two Glendullan from James Eadie and Signatory Vintage.
We review three more Cognacs coming from Maze Churchill, Landreau and La Prenellerie, the latter being bottled by Authentic Spirits.
Compass Box revamped their core range after John Glaser left, and we review the latest additions: the Compass Box Nectarosity & Crimson Casks.
I attended the Attic Islay June Tasting and ramblings a few days ago and I review five of the six Islay whiskies we tasted.
We review two Talisker whiskies featuring the word ‘wild’ in their name: the Talisker The Wild Blue vs The Wild Explorador.
We’re back already to Glen Keith but this time with three official bottlings: the Glen Keith 21-, 25- and 28-year-old.
We review the first ever age stated Bimber 8yo single cask, its candidates and a younger version of it, and the Harmony of Eight.
We review three of the first releases from a new indy bottler: Ninety-One & One, Secret Ardbeg 19yo and Blended Scotch 40yo Living Souls.
We’re back to Cognac with a pair of old Fins Bois cognacs. The particularity of the Fins Bois terroir in
Distillerie de Chevanceaux matures Pointe Blanche French whiskies on the continent and in an oyster hut on an island. We review three of them.