Tomatin 2011, Miltonduff 2008 & Ledaig 2009 (Double-V)
8 January 2021
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Highlands, Islands, Ledaig, Miltonduff, Reviews, Scotland, Speyside, Tomatin
A closer look at three releases from a young independent bottler from Belgium, Double-V.
Glenlivet 12 Years Illicit Still (2020)
Inspired by their whisky from the 1800s, the new Glenlivet 12 Years Illicit Still isn’t peated — that would’ve made to much sense.
Longmorn 2005 15 Years (Michiel Wigman)
A heavily sherried Longmorn 2005 by Michiel Wigman that reminds me of an elevated version of some mid-1990s Longmorn bottled by Van Wees.
Dràm Mòr 2020 Autumn Release
18 December 2020
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Aberlour, Glen Garioch, Glenrothes, Highlands, Reviews, Scotland, Speyside, Tomintoul
Dràm Mòr’s 2020 Autumn releases is quite an eclectic mix of whiskies — they’ve applied finishes to four out of five of their latest single malts.
Mortlach 1994 22 Years (Gordon & MacPhail)
A heavily sherried Mortlach 1994 22 Years from Gordon & MacPhail, from what already seems like a bygone era of whisky consumerism.
Allt-a-Bhainne 1997 23 Years (WhiskyNerds)
The WhiskyNerds are one of my favourite bottlers, but I’m not sure what they’re up to now. Why would you bottle an Allt-a-Bhainne?