Normally i don’t post about new whiskies before they are released, or before I have the chance to sample them, but I really like John […]
New Whisky from Compass Box : Great King Street ‘Artist’s Blend’
Author: Gal Granov
Tasting SMWS G6.1- Port Dundas 28 yo ‘Spicy Cologne’
Port Dundas is not a well known distillery, and lacks prestige as one of diageo’s grain producing distilleries. It’s located not far from Glasgow, and […]
Off to a short break in Scotland–Back soon
In a few hour’s time i will be going on a very short break to Scotland. Only a few days, but i am sure they […]
Tasting Penderyn peated
A long time ago I posted my notes on the Penderyn Madeira cask, which was a lovely whisky, very sweet, and exotic. A short time […]
The Ardbeg Alligator is finally here
So, I bet most whisky blogs will be filled with this one, so we can not overlook this event. Starting from today Ardbeg Committee members […]
Tasting Creative whisky Co, the exclusive malts , Glenlivet 12 yo
After posting my notes on the Exclusive malts Glengoyne 9 yo , i got a comment from Johan , a whisky blogger from Sweden, and […]
Tasting SMWS 31.18 – Jura 20 yo – ‘Manly, masculine dram’
Taking a short break from the Kintra Single Casks (One to go), and back to the well known line of SMWS. This time it’s a […]
Tasting Kintra Glen Scotia 18 Single Cask
Glen Scotia is the lesser known distillery in Campbeltown, and is often shadowed by the more popular and well known Artisan distillery of Springbank. It’s […]
A different ‘Bunny’–Kintra Bunnahabhain 13 yo
Bunnahabhain is not my favourite among Islay malts, and the OBs tend to be very lightly peated. However the peated versions I’ve had are nice, […]
Some smoke – Kintra – Coal Ila 1984 25 yo Single Cask
This is the first Kintra bottling tasting note, with more to follow. This one was distilled in 1984, Aged in an Ex-Bourbon Hogshead , Cask […]