Time for another quick tasting note for a D.Laing expression, this time the NAS cask strength version of their Lowlands blended malt – The Epicurean. […]
The Epicurean Glasgow Edition
Category: Tasting Notes
D.Laing Scallywag Blended Malt 10 year old
Scallywag is maybe the most famous Blended malt line from family owned D.Laing Whisky. The line consists of malts from the Speyside region, and after […]
Highland Park 18 Year Old 1999 – Connoisseurs Choice (G&M)
Continuing with Highland park whiskies, this time an Indie bottling, by G&M in their Connoisseurs Choice series. This is quite an Atypical HP, having been aged […]
Highland Park Wings of the Eagle 16 yo (Travel Retail)
“There is much to be told. An eagle sits at the top of the ash, and it has the knowledge of many things.” — Gylfaginning, […]
Benriach ‘Temporis’ 21 yo – review
Fun Fact – Historical whisky research indicates BenRiach was the first distillery withinSpeyside to re-introduce peated malt into its whisky making back in the 1970’s, a […]
Port Charlotte 2001 ‘The Heretic’ – review
The 2nd offering from Bruchladdich for this Port Charlotte-centeric Feis Ile 2018, is yet another PC. Unlike the Valinch, this is not a single cask, […]
Port Charlotte 2005 Valinch Oloroso cask , Feis Ile 2018
This year Bruichladdich released two different special editions bottling for Feis Ile 2018, Both were Port Charlotte whiskies (meaning : heavily peated), and both available […]
Laphroaig Cairdeas Fino Cask (2018 Feis Ile edition) – review
After the lovely Lagavulin, it’s time to visit Laphroaig’s festival offering – namely the Cairdeas. Cairdeas stands for ‘friendship’ and each year a different edition […]
Lagavulin 18 yo Feis Ile 2018 Edition – review
Feis Ile is is over long ago, and It’s time to try some of the highlights of the festival bottling, starting with the most anticipated […]
Highland Park – ‘The Dark’
After reviewing the Light , It’s time to review the previous edition named The Dark.HP The Dark is special release of 28,000 bottles launched to […]