Port Charlotte 2001, 2002 WhiskySponge / MaltBarn
We review a trio of heavily peated whiskies from Bruichladdich with an official Port Charlotte 2001 and two 2002 from WhiskySponge & MaltBarn
We review a trio of heavily peated whiskies from Bruichladdich with an official Port Charlotte 2001 and two 2002 from WhiskySponge & MaltBarn
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 go to Islay again but this time with unpeated malt as we review Four Bruichladdich (OB / Cadenhead’s / Chorlton).
We review five Fèis Ìle whiskies, curated by the band of Islay friends from The Attic Islay, five whiskies bottled for the Fèis Ìle festival.
We review a blended made by Silvano Samaroli before his death but bottled after he passed: the No Age Declared Blended Malt Masam.
We review two expressions from Islay’s Bruichladdich Distillery: the Bruichladdich 2013 Islay Barley & Port Charlotte 10-year-old.
In the world of exclusive whiskies crafted to honour royal celebrations, few expressions encapsulate history and craftsmanship as vividly as
Port Charlotte is the medium peated range from @Bruichladdich. We review a 20yo 2001 PC released by @SMWSUK in their October 2022 outturn.
@whisky_cellar is back for its fourth @TweetTastings, and obviously @Coldorak could not miss that event. He tries the new Brig O’Perth, a Tobermory bottled by @TheScalasaig, and for Whisky Cellar bottlings.
@Coldorak goes to Islay with his Whisky Advent Calendar and enjoys a peated whisky coming from @bruichladdich, a Port Charlotte 2003 bottled by @spiritshidden.