Specialty drinks (a sister company of the Whisky Exchange) have been bottling the Port Askaig line of Islay malts for a few years now. Recently […]
Port Askaig 100 Proof–Review
Category: Peated
English Whisky Co.–Peated–TWE Exclusive
St George’s Distillery in Norfolk is showing the world that good whisky can flow from the stills in Norfolk, England and not only from Scotland. […]
SMWS 127.39 ‘Intensely Tasty’ (Port Charlotte 11 year old)
Not long ago I reviewed two other SMWS PCs – 127.37 ‘Dinosaurs dancing to Stravinsky (which was EPIC) and 127.40 – Mango chicken vindaloo, which […]
Glenturret–The Peated Edition – Review
Ending this mini Glenturret series of reviews, with the peated edition, which is (unsurprisingly) peated. This is not a peat bomb, but the peat is […]
SMWS 127.40[Port Charlotte] – Mango chicken vindaloo
This is not a new SMWS edition, it’s from the Feb batch or so. I am quite a fan of Port Charlotte, when it comes […]
Smögen Sherry project 1:1 and 1:2 – Review
Young whisky can rock, and what a better example than those two lovely expressions combining very young whisky (peated) and then finished in sherry from […]
The new Port Charlotte PC 12 (Travel Retail) – Review
I can’t believe Port Charlotte 12 is out, It seems like yesterday when the baby PC5 came out, and it was HUGE. This toddler is […]
A new Octomore for Travel Retail – 7.2 – Review
Lately Bruichladdich are releasing quite a few Travel Retail only editions of their Octomores and Port Charlottes and this one is the second wave of […]
Octomore 6.3 Islay Barley – Review
Time for another Peat monster, and the latest offering from Bruichladdich in their line of Super-Uber Peated malts: The Octomore. Die hard peat lovers, will […]
The Arran Machrie Moor Cask Strength
It’s the Fifth edition of the Peated Machrie Moor by Arran, and this time they have gone one step beyond, and released two versions a […]