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.
Review
The Glenturret Tweet Tasting
@Coldorak joined a @DrinkGlenturret @TweetTastings with @TheWhiskyWire and @whisky_jamie. He introduces the distillery and reviews their new make and three expressions from their core range.
Aberlour Distillery and some of their whiskies
@Coldorak talks about the history of @AberlourVC distillery and the life of its founder, James Fleming, before reviewing a few of their single malts.
Kininvie 23-year-old review
@Coldorak introduces @KininvieWorks, the ‘experimenting branch’ of William Grant & Sons, then reviews the 23-year-old single malt released for Taiwan.
The Quiet Man Whiskey Tweet Tasting
@Coldorak introduces QuietManWhiskey and reviews the three drams we received for a @TweetTastings.
Gregg Glass Whisky Tweet Tasting
@Coldorak was part of a Gregg Glass Whisky @TweetTastings. He introduces @WhiskyGregg then reviews the four drams tasted.
The Whisky Cellar Tweet Tasting
@Coldorak participated in a #TheWhiskyCellar @tweettastings with @thewhiskywire. He interviews Keith Bonnington from @whisky_cellar before reviewing the five drams of the evening.
Old and new Nikka Taketsuru
@Coldorak introduces @NikkaWhiskyEU Taketsuru Pure Malt then reviews the old and new editions of the NAS and the discontinued 21-year-old.
Mackmyra Jaktlycka review
@Coldorak reviews the latest seasonal release from @mackmyra with the new Jaktlycka, partially matured in casks that held Swedish lingonberry and blueberry wine.
House of Hazelwood 18yo Review
@Coldorak quickly introduces the House of Hazelwood brand from William Grant & Sons before reviewing the 18yo blend, the youngest of the range.
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
Glen Spey 12yo Flora & Fauna
@Coldorak introduces the relatively anonymous Glen Spey distillery then reviews one of their only single malt bottlings, the 12yo Flora & Fauna.