Glenmorangie 12-year-old Lasanta and Nectar d’Or
We don’t just have a large backlog of malternative samples, we also do with whisky, so let’s continue picking samples
We don’t just have a large backlog of malternative samples, we also do with whisky, so let’s continue picking samples
The Thompson Brothers are quite some busy men. On top of their strongly recognised whisky bar, their independent bottling operation
Signatory launched in 2024 its 100 Proof series and we review the earlier Glentauchers, Glenrothes and Caol Ila Signatory 100 Proof releases.
We review the recently released Armorik Small Batch Chouchenn, going full Breton with its new Breton oak and ex-Chouchen casks.
Dingle Distillery’s Celtic Wheel of the Year celebrates Irish festivals marking time and seasons and Wren’s Day with nine whiskies.
For the 25th anniversary of the Ardbeg Committee, Ardbeg got help from a panel of members to select what became the Ardbeg Eureka we review.
Back in 2017, Arran launched a short lived series called Master of Distilling, celebrating James McTaggart. We review its two expressions.
We review three Clynelish whiskies, one official and two single casks by Chorlton Whisky and the Scotch Malt Whisky Society.
It’s been some time since we last reviewed something from this Tasmanian distillery, so let’s try a Hellyers Road 17-Year-Old American Oak.
We review something different and, for once, really disruptive and rule breaking: the Defilement 26-year-old Maple Syrup Cask Finish whisky.
At last we review whisky from Bunnahabhain distillery, with three 1987 to 1991 Indy Bunnahabhain from Wemyss, Blackadder and Gordon&Macphail.
We review four Daftmill from 2007 to 2010, two Winter and two Summer batches, from the grain to glass farm and distillery from Fife.