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Tasting the new Speyburn 25 year old (and the 10 year old as bonus)

October 10, 2012February 21, 2018Gal Granov 1
Tasting the new Speyburn 25 year old (and the 10 year old as bonus)

It’s Speyburn time again. 3 weeks ago on September 6th another twitter tasting took place, this time organized by Lukasz of Alembic Comms (who’s doing […]

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Quick Dram: SMWS 23.71 ‘A cheese Baord in surgery’–Bruichladdich

October 2, 2012October 2, 2012Gal Granov 2
Quick Dram: SMWS 23.71 ‘A cheese Baord in surgery’–Bruichladdich

Another one from Sjoerd’s SMWS bottle share, this time a 9 year old Ladie bottled at a whopping 65.9%, not for those who appreciate delicate […]

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Tasting the new Old Pulteney: Wk 217 ‘Spectrum’

September 23, 2012September 25, 2012Gal Granov 0
Tasting the new Old Pulteney: Wk 217 ‘Spectrum’

A long time passed since the last OP I reviewed (almost exactly the same time last year) the Row to the pole. And here is […]

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Tasting Compass Box Flaming Heart 2012 edition

September 18, 2012October 17, 2012Gal Granov 5
Tasting Compass Box Flaming Heart 2012 edition

Israel Post. I love hate it. It’s evil. You can count on it to do its work so slowly it can be infuriating at times. […]

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Tasting Cardhu octave Duncan Taylor 1984 27 yo

September 12, 2012September 5, 2012Gal Granov 0
Tasting Cardhu octave Duncan Taylor 1984 27 yo

My first Cardhu review on the blog I think, and it’s about time. Cardhu does not release a lot of single malt expressions, and it […]

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Tasting Balblair 1990 single cask #1463 (Gathering Place)

September 3, 2012September 4, 2012Gal Granov 3
Tasting Balblair 1990 single cask #1463 (Gathering Place)

Not long ago I wrote about the new Balblair members club “The Gathering Place”, members of which will be able to buy this single cask […]

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Tasting Cambus 24 yo (Bladnoch Forum)

August 22, 2012August 23, 2012Gal Granov 0
Tasting Cambus 24 yo  (Bladnoch Forum)

Moving back in time to the remains of my Bladnoch bottle share samples. This time we’re dealing with Cambus (Camb-what?! you ask?), So, yeah. Cambus […]

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SMWS 5.29 – ‘Freesias crushed by an escaping car’–Auchentoshan 11 yo

August 20, 2012August 23, 2012Gal Granov 2
SMWS 5.29 – ‘Freesias crushed by an escaping car’–Auchentoshan 11 yo

Not all single casks are great, and not all blended mats are mediocre. A saying I just invented, but it’s true. I’ve been tasting quite […]

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Tasting SMWS 35.51, Glen Moray “Every Flavour Beans”

August 15, 2012August 18, 2012Gal Granov 0
Tasting SMWS 35.51, Glen Moray “Every Flavour Beans”

My Second Glen Moray tasting note on the blog (the first was a Duncan Taylor), and the fourth from the SMWS bottle share series.  distilled […]

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Tasting SMWS 29.102 : Laphraoig, Cowboys campfire dram

August 5, 2012August 7, 2012Gal Granov 1
Tasting SMWS 29.102 : Laphraoig, Cowboys campfire dram

A few days ago I heard a bad yearning for a sherried peat smoke and ash monster and I immediately thought of this one. I […]

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