There has been a lot of talk about this specific bottle, after Diageo has chosen David Beckham to endorse this whisky and be it’s presentor. […]
Haig Club Single Grain – Review
Category: Tasting Notes
Port Charlotte Islay barley – Review
After reviewing the Octomore Islay Barley, it’s time for it’s “little brother” the Port Charlotte Islay barley. Harvested in September 2008 from the farms at […]
The Glenrothes Vintage Reserve
The Glenrothes usually bottle vintages as opposed to age statement (you can do the math yourselves), but they do have a few NAS offerings (the […]
Blended Glory : Cutty Sark 33 yo–’Art Deco’ edition – Review
Earlier this month (see your news edition) Cutty Sark, the well known Blended malt brand have released a very especial expression, called the Art Deco […]
New from Wemyss Malts “Velvet Fig” – Review
It’s almost XMAS time and what better time to release new whiskies for the holiday season? I suspect we’re about to see many such products […]
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 […]
Glen Moray Port Finish (NAS)
After the lovely Chardonnay cask Glen Moray 10 (brilliant stuff for the price!) , I really wanted to try this one which is rather new. […]
The Glenlivet Launch event–Founder’s Reserve (and the Winchester Collection 50 yo)
Last week, I was very fortunate to attend the global launch of a new, permanent addition to the core Glenlivet range. The occasion, held in […]
Compass Box Great King Street – Glasgow Blend – Review
Time for another new release from Compass box, after the excellent Lost blend, this is a Blended whisky, rather than a Blended Malt (meaning it […]