Welcome back to my archaeology dig of one scotch whisky blend history. I hope you enjoyed part 1 of this conclusion. As I promised in […]
Blended Scotch Whisky Archaeology – Conclusion, Part 2
Quick Dram – BenRiach Curiositas
I’ve reviewed a couple of Peated Benriachs before (The Arumticus Fumosus & Heredotus Fumosus) and quite liked those back then. Both were finished heavily peated […]
Online Old Pulteney Tasting this week (Thursday, 20th)
Tasting the Balblair online a few months ago was real fun. Fortunately this week we’re having another online tasting of Old Pulteney. What’s more exciting […]
Tasting Black Bull 12 yo
So, A whisky snub like me,tasting a blended malt? Yes, I am. Surprising i know, but i think it’s high time we started reviewing some […]
An interview with Geert Bero “The Ardbeg” Collector
I am a big fan of Ardbeg, but it doesnt even come close to Geert’s passion for all things Ardbeg. This week I’ve asked Geert […]
Tasting ‘Classic of Islay’
After tasting the Lagavulin 21, which is aged in Sherry casks, I really felt lucky to try another sherried Lagavulin (this time a younger one). […]
Blended Scotch Whisky Archaeology – Conclusion, Part 1
Few months ago I wrote a post about a blend from the 1970s, by the name of ‘Stewarts Cream of the Barley’, that I have […]
Whisky Israel Society Summit #3 – Highland Park
Two months passed since the Whisky Israel Society summit #2 (which was all about Sherry aged whiskies), and it was time (long overdue) for summit […]
Whisky round table Jan 2011 : Craft Distilling & Future of Whisk(e)y
It’s time for the first Round table for 2011. As you remember the Whisky Round Table is a collection of 12 whisky bloggers from around […]
Japanese Whiskies Tasting Event
If you’re a constant reader of Whisky Israel, you might have noticed that Gal wrote several posts about Japanese whiskies, and also, that as part […]