Croftengea 2008 9 Years Old (TWE Exclusive)
Croftengea might not ring a bell, even if you’re quite an avid whisky fan. That’s not strange at all, as it is one of 13 spirits produced at Loch Lomond distillery, and rarely ever bottled as a single malt.
Filliers 0 Years Young & Pure Genever
You’re reading that right. There’s a producer out there that’s ballsy enough to release a product with a 0 year age statement.
Glen Elgin 1997 20 Years Old (Gordon & MacPhail)
I don’t doubt that if Diageo wanted, it could easily promote Glen Elgin as a single malt. With long fermentation times and the use of worm tubs, its spirit is simply that good.
Glen Spey 1995 22 Years Old (Gordon & MacPhail)
Good, mature Glen Spey 1995 from Gordon & MacPhail, which I would’ve enjoyed even more had the palate shown a better balance.
Caol Ila 2004 13 Years Old Hermitage Finish (Gordon & MacPhail)
Providing you love whisky, and don’t live under a rock, you must’ve heard about Gordon & MacPhail’s revamp of their Connoisseurs Choice range. This week I’ll take a closer look at some of their new whiskies, starting with this Caol Ila.
Notaris Malt Wine Genever
Distillery de Tweelingh is one of the very few operations that still produces genever from grain to glass. Their Notaris Genever is the good stuff.
