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 18 Year Old 1999 – Connoisseurs Choice (G&M)
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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 […]
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 […]
Compass Box Delilah’s XXV edition
A new Compass box whisky is always a reason to get excited, at least around here at Whisky Israel Towers. This time around we’re talking […]
Redbreast 32 to ‘Dream Cask’ – review
Redbreast Irish whiskey, which is produced by Irish Distillers in Midleton Distillery, has recently launched the Redbreast Dream Cask, which was available to buy through its online members’ […]
Rosebank 25 yo Cadenhead’s 175 anniversary bottling
We come to the second Cadenhead’s 175th Anniversary bottling, after the lovely, Littlemill which took some time to reveal its secrets, and this one’s completely […]
Littlemill 1991 – Cadenhead’s 175h Anniversary edition
Cadenhead’s one of the best Independent bottlers, have been bottling whisky since 1842, and thus, turned 175 years old last year (2017). If you’re a […]
Highland Park 17 yo ‘The Light’
After the Dark comes Light, and just in time for summer / spring, comes ‘The Light’ the 2nd installment in the latest HP Range, following […]
Port Askaig 14 yo Bourbon Cask
The Islay Festival is in full swing,{check out my Feis Ile 2018 bottling guide to know what to expect } and what is more fitting, […]