The latest Highland Park ‘Elsa and Anna’ Edition (or “Ice edition” as some refer to it), ignited an old discussion thread that always resumes when […]
When is a “Limited edition” really limited?
Elements of Islay “Peat” Edition
Elements of Islay is a small batch whisky label that consists of single distillery bottlings from various Islay distilleries, and has been around for some […]
A few pointers for the novice wannabe whisky blogger
1.Start from the basic range , and then go upwards. If you have not tasted any of the core range of a distillery do not […]
A Duo of Old Malt Casks–Arran & Inchgower 18yo
Sometime ago I received two samples of OMC 18 year old bottlings from the W Club tasting panel to review. It took me sometime, but […]
The (somehow less) tough life of an Israeli Whisky Lover
Back in 2009 (yea, 2009, the blog has been online for almost 8 years now, believe it?) I wrote a blog that went by the […]
Kilkerran Calvados Single Cask
Oddly this is my first review of a Kilkerran on the blog. I’ve had a few of them, but never properly written tasting notes, so […]
Smith’s Glenlivet 1974 , G&M Rare Vintage
If you remember last week’s “The wood makes the whisky” campaign by G&M one of the most prominent IBs out there, whisky merchants, you might […]
Glengoyne 14, 2000 [Malts of Scotland] cask #15012
My mate Niko who’s a big GG fan is getting married tomorrow (congrats dude). He chose to marry in Prague (not a bad choice at […]
Tasting Royal Brackla 21 year old
Last August John Dewar & Sons Ltd. has unveiled a new range of proprietary bottlings from Royal Brackla distillery, one of Scotland’s oldest and most […]
Ardmore 1996–Gordon & MacPhail [The wood makes the whisky]
Gordon & MacPhail recently launched their ‘The Wood Makes the Whisky’ campaign, highlighting the importance of this essential element in the whisky maturation process. for […]