Tasting Notes – Page 68

The Glenlivet Vertical (12,15,18 year olds)

Tony Soprano loves his Glenlivet 12, and I love Tony soprano, hence I love The Glenlivet 12. Sort of anyways. As the Glenlivet is probably […]

Every distillery has to find some kind of “uniqueness” to its whiskies, and Glengoyne have found just that in indicating that their malt is never […]

A 1994 BR single cask finished in Virgin oak. Yes, The Benriach have jumped on the new virgin oak bandwagon, and while It can add […]

A while ago I featured this expression in one of the PR Corner editions, where you can read much more about it. In short: It’s […]

This is the second expression from the series of NAS bottlings from OP intended for Travel Retails shops. Those 3 are named after lighthouses in […]

A few weeks ago the guys at Old Pulteney whisky announced a twitter tasting event featuring their new line of NAS travel retail, all very […]

I have a love and hate relationship with Israeli mail. On the one hand I hate it. It sucks, it’s always late, stuff doesnt get […]

So, I’m back from a few whisky loaded days over at Maltstock. it was amazing as ever, and you can expect some posts detailing the […]

Batch 8 of Glendronach has been released with batch 10 of BenRiach (Its sister distillery) a short while ago. I chose to start with the […]

Caol Ila “Young & Feisty” – Provenance (Douglas Laing) , 46% , £53 Sometimes whisky has to be whisky. nothing more. sometimes you reach for […]