Clynelish 2009 Hand-filled & 200th Anniversary Edition (2019)
Two new distillery exclusives from Clynelish – now that’s some awesome news!
Review: Game of Thrones Single Malts (2018)
8 February 2019
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Cardhu, Clynelish, Dalwhinnie, Glendullan, Highlands, Islands, Islay, Lagavulin, Oban, Royal Lochnagar, Scotland, Speyside, Talisker, Tasting Notes
Tasting notes of ALL Game of Thrones single malts, in one big fat blog post.
Clynelish 1995 22 Years Old (The Nectar)
While plenty of people jump on a dark, obviously sherry matured Clynelish, I’m not one of them. Nevertheless, I’m always willing to try one every now and then.
Clynelish Select Reserve (Special Release 2014)
It’s been over four years ago that I wrote one of my favourite blog posts. Its central subject was the Clynelish Select Reserve, and now I finally had the chance to taste it.
Clynelish 1974 27 Years Old (Adelphi)
I never realised how rare Clynelish from 1974 is, until I checked Whiskybase. Turns out there have only ever been eight different bottlings from this vintage.
Clynelish 1995 20 Years Old (Signatory Vintage)
Diageo might not really promote it as a brand, but independent bottlings from Clynelish are hugely popular. This Clynelish 1995 20 Years Old from Signatory Vintage is a good example.