About two weeks ago The second instalment in the Nàdurra series was released (after the first Oloroso cask). This edition is called “first fill”, the […]
The New Glenlivet Nadurra “First Fill” – Review
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A new Blended malt from Hunter Laing : Highland Journey – Review
Highland Journey is a new blended malt from Hunter Laing & Co. , inspired by a train journey in the 1950’s, when Stewart Laing’s father […]
Glendronach 18 yo Tawny Port finish
The very first post for the Jewish new year! Not that I really use the jewish calendar that much, but it’s holiday time and a […]
Older Benromachs rock too–Benromach 1976
After the brilliant 10 year old, comes a much older, and much more expensive vintage Benromach – the 1976. Only one year younger than yours […]
The affordable whisky that could: Benromach 10
We do not often remember this, but most people drink blended whisky, and those who do drink single malts often opt for the affordable malts […]
Tasting Ardbeg Supernova 2014 -SN2014 Committee Release
Another Ardbeg, another media frenzy and another sold out edition. Much talk among the whisky nerds about the mini samples bottles this year, due to […]
Tasting the brand new Old Pulteney 35 year old
I am still remembering the day I tasted the OP 40 about a year and a half ago, it was that good. So when I […]
Tomatin to the power of four : Cuatro
Tomatin are on a Roll: releasing some brilliant products recently (loved the new 14 year old!) and now this: the Cuatro range. Unfortunately i was […]
New Blended Malt from Douglas Laing – “TIMOROUS BEASTIE”–tasting notes
A new product from D.Laing is always good news, and after the “Scallywag” comes another blended malt, this time made from a few single malts […]
Big Peat Xmas Edition 2014 Batch 61
Another wee sample from Maltstock, of one of my favourite Blended malts with a major peaty profile (and a cool looking bottle, mind you!) – […]