Mortlach 15-Year-Old Gordon & Macphail (1970s & 2015)
Reflecting on my initial discussion of Mortlach from three years prior (time flies!), I recall mentioning the need to delve
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Millburn 1978 Gordon & Macphail
Millburn Distillery, Inverness’ eldest among three (with Glen Albyn and Glen Mhor), traces its origins to a farm distillery alongside
Glen Albyn 1974 Gordon & Macphail (2003)
@Coldorak continues his series about closed distilleries with a Glen Albyn 1974 from @gordon_macphail. Glen Albyn was once of the several distilleries closed by DCL in 1983.
Glenesk 1980 Gordon & Macphail (2014)
@Coldorak starts a series on reviews of whiskies from lost distilleries, and starts with a 1980 Glenesk bottled by @gordon_macphail in 2014.
Glen Grant 1948 Gordon & Macphail
Coldorak talks about anniversaries and the Glen Grant history before reviewing a @GlenGrantUK 1948 bottled by @gordon_macphail.
A Balblair tasting with friends
@Coldorak was joined once again by his friends from #LetsTrySomeWhisky, and this time the theme was 10ish-year-old @balblairwhisky single malts.
Balblair 1979 Gordon & Macphail review
For the 100th review on More Drams, @Coldorak talks about the start and the goal of the blog then reviews a 1979 @Balblairwhisky from @gordon_macphail