Topic at hand, Shackelton’s Replica, also known as Mackinlay’s Rare Old Highland malt. I bet you’ve heard the name Shackelton quite a few times these […]
Tasting Mackinlay’s Shackleton Rare Old Highland Malt (the replica)
Author: Gal Granov
Happy Passover / Easter
It’s that time of the year, when we Celebrate Passover / Easter. I will be taking some time with the family, doing the real fun […]
Quick Dram: Ardmore Traditional Cask
I’ve been hearing good things about the Ardmore traditional for some time, and been meaning to give it a try. A peated whisky, out of […]
Tasting the Master of Malt 50 year old Speyside
I’ve had some older malts in the last few months, but this 50 year old is by far the oldest I’ve ever had. After liking […]
Fancy winning a VIP ticket to Cannes 2011?
There are indeed a lot whisky related competitions around, this one is quite interesting, especially if you are into the movies. Chivas Regal, the original […]
Tasting The Cask of Yamazaki 1993/2008 Single Cask
It’s very sad watching the state of affairs in Japan post the big earthquake. Being a fan of Yamazaki (and having tasted and reviewed at […]
The Tweeddale Blend
I love whisky, and i love whiskies with interesting story and history behind them even more! The Tweeddale blend is such a one. So before […]
Whisky Newsflash, April 10th
Whyte & Mackay has successfully recreated the century-old whisky buried under the Antarctic ice by famous explorer Ernest Shackleton. The company’s master blender Richard Paterson […]
Tasting Johnnie Walker Double Black (finally…)
My first JW tasting notes on the blog. I was really looking for this one, not because i am a JW man, or that this […]
Whisky Round Table #11 – April 2011 – @ Holy Land
This month’s Round Table arrives finally to Israel, and we’re pleased to have all the fellow knights aboard. April is my Birth month, so i […]