London Distillery Renascence
We review the London Distillery Renascence, the revival release of this distillery operational from 2011 to 2020 and now running again.
Whisky reviews
We review the London Distillery Renascence, the revival release of this distillery operational from 2011 to 2020 and now running again.
We review an old Fanny Fougerat Le Notoire Très Vieux Fins Bois Cognac, aged more than 40 years and released a few years ago.
We explore Glasgow Distillery with 3 different takes: an indy bottling, a small batch and a single cask in Tokaji, Marsala & Vin de Paille.
Convalmore, a Speyside distillery closed since 1985, was rarely bottled officially. We review an indy one: Convalmore 1975 Gordon & Macphail.
We go back to Bushmills, the oldest licensed whisky distillery in the world, and review the Bushmills 2008, 16- and 21-year-old.
Philippe Gosmand selected from Maison Benjamin Kuentz this Esprit Libre 2017 for Spirit Paradise, his own bottling activity.
Nikka’s Discovery range examines specific components and their aromatic impact. Peat was first with Yoichi Non Peated and Miyagikyo Peated.
We go to Islay again but this time with unpeated malt as we review Four Bruichladdich (OB / Cadenhead’s / Chorlton).
We review two cognacs from the same producer and same cru but different vintages: the Egreteau Borderies Fragment Lot 95B23 and 80–81B23.
We review two Campbeltown Blended Malts from Swell de Spirits & Chorlton. One is a true blended malt, the other a teaspooned single malt.
Invergordon primarily contributes to blends, official single grain bottlings remain rare: we review three indy Invergordon aged over 40 years.
Glen Moray may not always grab the spotlight in the world of Speyside single malts, but let’s see if these six indy teenager Glen Moray shine.