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Kavalan 2007 peaty cask TWE Exclusive cask #R070507029 – review

June 28, 2017June 28, 2017Gal Granov 0
Kavalan 2007 peaty cask TWE Exclusive cask #R070507029 – review

Another Exclusive Kavalan from TWE? yes please! the last one i reviewed some months ago was pretty awesome ( have a look here) . A […]

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The gentle beastie : Octomore 10 yo 2nd Edition

April 2, 2017Gal Granov 0
The gentle beastie : Octomore 10 yo 2nd Edition

After the 10 year old Laddie and Port Charlotte 10 comes the peatiest of the bunch, aged 10 years, which must make it mellower than […]

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Elements of Islay “Peat” Edition

February 24, 2016February 24, 2016Gal Granov 0
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 […]

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Old Pulteney vintage 1989 (Peated cask) – Review

January 25, 2016January 28, 2016Gal Granov 0
Old Pulteney vintage 1989 (Peated cask) – Review

I will be hosting another whisky tasting today, featuring the entire Old Pulteney core range (age statement versions), starting from the 12 through the 17,21 […]

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Laphroaig 15 Year Old (200th Anniversary Edition)–Review and thoughts

November 23, 2015November 23, 2015Gal Granov 0
Laphroaig 15 Year Old (200th Anniversary Edition)–Review and thoughts

We’re taking a bit of time of from the Diageo SR 2015, to a more down to earth dram, we’re able to afford: The Laphroaig […]

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Port Askaig 100 Proof–Review

October 15, 2015October 15, 2015Gal Granov 0
Port Askaig 100 Proof–Review

Specialty drinks (a sister company of the Whisky Exchange) have been bottling the Port Askaig line of Islay malts for a few years now. Recently […]

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SMWS 127.39 ‘Intensely Tasty’ (Port Charlotte 11 year old)

September 7, 2015September 8, 2015Gal Granov 0
SMWS 127.39 ‘Intensely Tasty’ (Port Charlotte 11 year old)

Not long ago I reviewed two other SMWS PCs – 127.37 ‘Dinosaurs dancing to Stravinsky (which was EPIC) and 127.40  –  Mango chicken vindaloo, which […]

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Bowmore Feis Ile 2015–Virgin Oak , NAS – Review

June 30, 2015July 6, 2015Gal Granov 0
Bowmore Feis Ile 2015–Virgin Oak , NAS – Review

It’s time to start sampling some of the bottling from this year’s Feis Ile (Islay Festival), beginning with this lovely Bowmore. Bowmore did two different  […]

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Smögen Sherry project 1:1 and 1:2 – Review

April 28, 2015December 27, 2017Gal Granov 3
Smögen Sherry project 1:1 and 1:2 – Review

Young whisky can rock, and what a better example than those two lovely expressions combining very young whisky (peated) and then finished in sherry from […]

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The new Port Charlotte PC 12 (Travel Retail) – Review

February 26, 2015March 5, 2015Gal Granov 4
The new Port Charlotte PC 12 (Travel Retail) – Review

I can’t believe Port Charlotte 12 is out, It seems like yesterday when the baby PC5 came out, and it was HUGE. This toddler is […]

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