My 3000th Dram With Jameson 12 yo: 1940s vs 1980s
We reach our personal 3000th dram with a pair of Jameson 12-year-old: one from the 80s or 90s and a John Jameson & Son 12 bottled in the 1940s.
We reach our personal 3000th dram with a pair of Jameson 12-year-old: one from the 80s or 90s and a John Jameson & Son 12 bottled in the 1940s.
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
@Coldorak reviews four sourced whiskies bottled by @WeAreTheDLD, while they wait for their own whiskey to become of age.
@Coldorak introduces QuietManWhiskey and reviews the three drams we received for a @TweetTastings.
@Coldorak and @JulienCassignol taste the dram hidden behind the 14th window of @BoutiqueyWhisky ‘s Advent Calendar: an undisclosed Irish Single Malt #1 13yo batch 2.