Those of you who read the blog on a regular basis know that I find Wemyss Malts single casks and blended malts to be very […]
New Blended whisky from Wemyss Malts : “Lord Elcho” 15 yo
Tag: Tasting Notes
Tasting the new Old Pulteney: Wk 217 ‘Spectrum’
A long time passed since the last OP I reviewed (almost exactly the same time last year) the Row to the pole. And here is […]
Maltstock Day #2–Master of malt Masterclass – That Boutique-y Whisky Company
So, after a solid 8 or so hours of sleep (while my room mate JB is still in deep slumber) I woke up with a […]
Tasting Compass Box Flaming Heart 2012 edition
Israel Post. I love hate it. It’s evil. You can count on it to do its work so slowly it can be infuriating at times. […]
Tasting Two Milroy’s of Soho single casks
A few weeks ago, I received a few samples from Milroy’s Of Soho which is a leading whisky and wine shop in London, and also […]
Tasting Duncan Taylor Brora 1981 – 23yo cask 1425
Brora Brora. With today’s prices, it’s hard to afford old Broras, and the last Diageo Special releases 35 year old went up to £400. I […]
Celebrating 500 posts with Highland Park 40
So, 500 posts eh? Who would have believed? When I started blogging in English about whisky, I never thought I’d reach 500 posts, and now […]
Tasting 3 new Wemyss malts single casks (latest batch)
A couple of month ago Wemyss released 5 new single casks to their Single cask collection, and continuing their recent trend, they do disclose which […]
Tasting Cambus 24 yo (Bladnoch Forum)
Moving back in time to the remains of my Bladnoch bottle share samples. This time we’re dealing with Cambus (Camb-what?! you ask?), So, yeah. Cambus […]
SMWS 5.29 – ‘Freesias crushed by an escaping car’–Auchentoshan 11 yo
Not all single casks are great, and not all blended mats are mediocre. A saying I just invented, but it’s true. I’ve been tasting quite […]