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 […]
A new Blended malt from Hunter Laing : Highland Journey – Review
Author: Gal Granov
Whisky news and PR Corner Sept. 26th , 2014
GLENMORANGIE LAUNCHES TAGHTA – THE WORLD’S FIRST ‘CROWD-SOURCED’ WHISKY Glenmorangie Taghta, Scots Gaelic for ‘The Chosen One’, is testament to the dedication, creativity and expertise […]
Glendronach 18 yo Tawny Port finish
The very first post for the Jewish new year! Not that I really use the jewish calendar that much, but it’s holiday time and a […]
Tasting Kininvie 17 yo batch #1
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Older Benromachs rock too–Benromach 1976
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The affordable whisky that could: Benromach 10
We do not often remember this, but most people drink blended whisky, and those who do drink single malts often opt for the affordable malts […]
Whisky News & PR–Friday 19th, September 2014
The Ardmore unveils The Ardmore Legacy The Ardmore distillery has just launched The Ardmore Legacy, a lightly peated Highland single malt to be distributed by […]
Tasting Ardbeg Supernova 2014 -SN2014 Committee Release
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Wemyss Malts–“At Anchor in a cove”–Glen Scotia 1991
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Tasting the brand new Old Pulteney 35 year old
I am still remembering the day I tasted the OP 40 about a year and a half ago, it was that good. So when I […]