When one thinks of Lowland malts, one often thinks about light whisky, malty, leafy and certainly not a peated spirit, right? Well, think again, as […]
A peated Lowland? Ailsa Bay–Review and notes
Tag: Tasting Notes
Benromach Sassicaia Wood Finish 2007
A new Benromach , is always a reason to be merry, and as they’ve been making some outstanding whiskies recently, I had high hopes for […]
Highland Park Ice Edition–Review and tasting notes
There has been much ado about this release by Highland park, mostly because of the Packaging, and also because of the pricing. You either love […]
Israeli Blind Tasting Competition 2016 (BTC) Day 1–Singleton Of Dufftown 12 yo
So another blind tasting? yes. This is the 2nd Israeli Organized BTC, which is organized by Tapuz whisky and Alcohol forum of (An Israeli forum […]
Amrut Spectrum – Review
The guys over at Amrut are not resting on their laurels and are producing some tasty and sometimes innovative drams: well, this is indeed one […]
More Bruichladdich Micro Provenance : Cask #543 (Full term Port)
Released along with Yesterday’s 2 single cask releases (the sherry, and sauternes cask) This full term port cask concludes the Micro Provenance tasting notes for […]
Two Bruichladdie Micro Provenance single casks
Going over my sample cabinet I spotted a few Bruichladdich bottles from quite a distant twitter tasting that features 3 of their Micro Provenance single […]
Two Armangacs by Distillery G. Miclo [Saint Christeau 1990 & 1987]
It’s not a secret whisky has become very expensive in the last few years, and people searching for value are looking out for well priced […]
Glen Grant 1954 (G&M)–The wood makes the whisky
I am a sucker for old whisky, mostly because I love how the spirit is changed by so many years in the cask. I love […]
BenRiach 20 Year Old 1994 (cask 5626) Peated, Madeira Cask Finish
Benriach make some awesome whiskies, and they also release a lot if single casks to many markets, whisky shops, etc. You can not complain about […]