Three Independent Glen Ord
November’s session of the Rennes Whisky Club saw our members taste three independent Glen Ord, a distillery rarely seen as official in Europe.
November’s session of the Rennes Whisky Club saw our members taste three independent Glen Ord, a distillery rarely seen as official in Europe.
Glen Scotia has released 8 celebratory expressions for the Campbeltown Malts Festival since 2018 so far, and we try them all.
We review five Indy Mannochmore, as the Speyside distillery owned by Diageo does not release much officially, its production going to blends.
We introduce Ballindalloch, our first single estate Speyside whisky, joined by a selection of indy bottled Glenfarclas from the same town.
We take a look at the official Benromach 21- and (discontinued) 35-year-old, and 2013 from Maltbarn, bottled under the name ‘Glen Mosset’.
We examine two new additions to Springbank’s portfolio: the Springbank 5 Year Old 100 Proof and the Longrow 100 Proof.
We explore Lowlands malts with two releases from The Whisky Agency: a Glenkinchie 2008 and an Auchentoshan 1999.
Five Ben Nevis, five indy bottlers: Wilson & Morgan, Swell de Spirits, Hidden Spirits, Elixir Distillers & Signatory Vintage, one review!
Dingle recently expanded its core range—we review the new Dingle Single Pot Still, Single Malt and 10-year-old, and their first ever 10yo.
We review a pair of indie Glenburgie with a 16-year-old That Boutique-y Whisky Company and a 14-year-old Chorlton Whisky.
Scapa completely renewed its range in 2024 and we review the brand new Scapa 10-, 16- and 21-year-old, and the discontinued 16-year-old.
Benriach had a major rebranding in 2020, but we review four BenRiach from the 2010s, with three official including a peated, and one indy.