What do you get when you mix a bit of peated Ardbeg from Islay, and some Speyside Craigellachie? You get a very nice blended malt […]
Ardbeg & Craigellachie – Double Barrel (Douglas Laing)
Tag: Blended Malt
A new vatted malt from Douglas Laing–“Rock Oyster” – Review
With nearly seven decades experience in the Scotch Whisky industry, leading independent Scotch Whisky specialist, Douglas Laing & Co announced the release of their brand […]
Angel’s Nectar–the new Blended Malt – Review
Robert Ransom has been working in the whisky business in the last 10 or so years, and after some time at the Glenfarclas distillery (as […]
New from Wemyss Malts “Velvet Fig” – Review
It’s almost XMAS time and what better time to release new whiskies for the holiday season? I suspect we’re about to see many such products […]
Compass Box–The lost blend – Review
Time for some new releases from Compass box. It’s been a while since I tasted a new one from this brilliant little whisky company (headed […]
A new Blended malt from Hunter Laing : Highland Journey – Review
Highland Journey is a new blended malt from Hunter Laing & Co. , inspired by a train journey in the 1950’s, when Stewart Laing’s father […]
New Blended Malt from Douglas Laing – “TIMOROUS BEASTIE”–tasting notes
A new product from D.Laing is always good news, and after the “Scallywag” comes another blended malt, this time made from a few single malts […]
Caskstrength and Carry On – 3D Whisky
So there you have it, a whisky in 3D. sounds intriguing? Well, it is. And it comes from non other than the 2 chaps from […]
Douglas Laing’s new vatted malt–Scallywag
Douglas Laing is one of the better known Indie bottlers, and have enjoyed quite a success with their much appreciated and loved vatted Islay whisky […]
Is it Xmas already? Big peat says it is!
So, Another Xmas edition of one of the best blended malts of Islay profile you can find, Big peat, and this time a brand new […]