Today We will be tasting a new Old Pulteney expression : “Row to the pole” edition. this bottling is commemorating the first ever successful row […]
Tasting Old Pulteney ‘Row to the Pole’ edition
Author: Gal Granov
Wemyss Malts Take III : Tasting the ‘Spice King’ 8yo
We come to the third and last Wemyss blended malts aged 8 years (the next ones i will be tasting will be single cask malts). […]
Wemyss Malts Take II : Tasting the ‘Smooth Gentleman’ 8 yo
Another Wemyss blended malt, this time we move on from the Islay emphasis of the peat chimney, to this 8 year old with an emphasis […]
Tasting the Wemyss malts ‘Peat Chimney’
As a peat-head, no better start than a peaty blended malt for starting our little Wemyss malts series of tasting notes, right? This is a […]
Tasting Wemyss malts
The Wemyss (pronunced : weems) family have had a longstanding passion for malt whisky and their connections with the industry date back to the turn […]
Latest Poll Results : If you could reopen a mothballed or demolished distillery, which one would it be and why?
We asked you a few weeks ago, a very simple question : “If you could reopen a mothballed or demolished distillery, which one would it […]
Tasting Dailuaine 1983 , 27yo Single Cask (Master of Malt)
This one concludes the recent excellent single cask bottlings released by MoM (North British 20 yo,Cragganmore 20 yo,and the somewhat weird Dalmore 14yo) which i […]
Whisky Round Table #17 – Common myths surrounding drinking whisky
Again, it’s time for this month’s whisky round table. This time a classic subject chosen by Neil & Joel of CaskStrength.Net was Common myths surrounding […]
Tasting North British 1991, 20yo Single Grain by Master of Malt
Time for another of Master of Malts latest single casks.This was distilled on the 22nd January 1991, and was aged in a first fill bourbon […]
Tasting Jura 1976 – ‘Feith A’ Chaorainn’
1976. I am one year old. a wee baby, and at the same moment, some lovely spirit is distilled thousands of miles away on the […]