Ardbeg Ardcore, Heavy Vapours and Spectacular
We continue our series of Ardbeg Fèis Ìle reviews with the Ardbeg Ardcore, Heavy Vapours and Spectacular, released for Fèis Ìle 2022 to 2024.
We continue our series of Ardbeg Fèis Ìle reviews with the Ardbeg Ardcore, Heavy Vapours and Spectacular, released for Fèis Ìle 2022 to 2024.
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We’re back with the review of the official Balblair 12-, 15- and 18-year-old, the first three expressions of Balblair’s age stated core range.
We try a pair of Kornog single malt French peated whiskies, with a Sauternes Cask Finish and the 2018 bottled for Wu Dram Clan.
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We celebrate the Chinese New Year, the year of the Fire Horse, with three The Chuan and Goalong Chinese Whiskies.
We continue our Ardbeg Fèis Ìle exploration with the releases from 2019 to 2021: the Ardbeg Drum, Blaaack and Scorch.
We take a deep look at a Speyside blending workhorse for Chivas, with four independent Miltonduff whiskies.
We take a look… and a few sips at two Glen Grant in their twenties: a 1998 bottled by The Whisky Agency and a 2003 from Royal Mile Whiskies.
We talk about Linkwood Distillery’s history, before tasting a Linkwood 1979 The Cooper’s Choice and two 30-year-old from SMWS and Signatory.