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Independent bottlings of Old Pulteney are rare. Sherried single casks from Old Pulteney are even more rare. This Gordon & MacPhail single cask is a treat.
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How about some responsible, organic whiskies for a change? All three of today's whiskies are certified by the Soil Association, UK's leading food and farming charity and organic certification body.
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This scores 90+ points on Whiskybase. I don't understand why.
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The Glenmorangie Companta is not an every day drinker. Well, at least for me it isn't, because of the wine-y sulphur notes. However, the sulphur is not negative per se, but it does mean this is a dram I really need to be in the mood for. And if I am, it is highly enjoyable, fairly complex and decently balanced.
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A review of an inexplicable Ardnamurchan, selected by owners Adelphi and christened Ardnagherkin due to its aromas of pickle juice.
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Glendronach equals sherried whisky. But evidently that's not always the case, because here we have a 15 year old Glendronach finished Tawny Port casks.
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A review of the two new Whiskydudes releases, an Invergordon 1986 36 Years and a Staoisha 2014 8 Years.
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Interesting and slightly different. The Deanston 15 Years Old Organic isn't without its faults, but certainly has its strengths.
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A closer look at the aesthetically very pleasing releases from The Bookinist, including an interview with the man behind the brand.
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Bottling a series of whiskies and calling them Masterpieces is pretty gutsy, but this Clynelish is worthy of its lofty title.
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The Clynelish 1989 26 Years Old from Càrn Mòr is a slow starter, but it picked up and ended on a high note.
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Ben Nevis hasn't done it for me so far. Maybe this Maltbarn bottling from 1997 can change that.
