Bimber The 1st Peated
At last the first peated whisky from @BimberLondon is here and is called… The 1st Peated. Easy to remember. Let’s taste it! Read about expectations and the review of The 1st Peated on More Drams Less Drama.
At last the first peated whisky from @BimberLondon is here and is called… The 1st Peated. Easy to remember. Let’s taste it! Read about expectations and the review of The 1st Peated on More Drams Less Drama.
We introduce agro-ecology and organic whisky, and review the Obscurus single rye single cask from Domaine des Hautes Glaces, the first distillery working on terroir and organic whisky.
We’re back to Scotland on our advent calendar, with a 30yo, 1990 @jurawhisky bottled by Thompson Brothers.
AmrutMalt released in 2017 a second batch of their 8-year-old Greedy Angels, that we’re reviewing on More Drams Less Drama.
We’ve reviewed a few Chichibus in the past, and this time we’re reviewing a Chichibu 2011 The Peated bottled in 2015.
It’s time for the whisky (and malternative) advent calendar! And behind the first window was a Secret Highland Malt 1983 from Sansibar.
Another lost distillery we had not covered before on More Drams as we try a Glenury Royal 1978 bottled by @signatorywhisky.
Sitting on top of @bowmore’s core range is the 25-year-old, and thanks to one of their French ambassadors and a friend, we review it on More Drams Less Drama.
Dallas Dhu is one of the many distilleries that closed between 1983 and 1985. We try one of its very few official bottlings: the Dallas Dhu 1975 Rare Malts.
Killyloch was a very short-lived distillery, open for less than 10 years. But we had the chance to try this Killyloch 1972 from @SignatoryWhisky.
Port Charlotte is the medium peated range from @Bruichladdich. We review a 20yo 2001 PC released by @SMWSUK in their October 2022 outturn.
The General is an unusual blend from @CompassBox as it’s a blend of two pre-blended parcels of whisky, the youngest being 33yo!