9.1
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A review of a Glenlossie 1972 16 Years from Sestante, one of those legendary independent bottlers from Italy.
9.1
9
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An introduction the the inaugural releases of a new independent bottler from Belgium, The Roots. First up are an Invergordon 1972, Prunier Lot 40 and Bellevue 1998.
1 min read
This is the one of the oldest Benromach whiskies ever released. As a Benromach nut, it makes me feel pretty privileged to be able to taste this.
1 min read
I could just drink this all day long. Who the f--- cares what distillery this is from (it's from Royal Lochnagar, btw), as long as the result is this delicious.
9.5
1 min read
Happy 2018! Let's start the year with a bang!
1 min read
Time for another oldie from Benromach. A vintage 1972 from Gordon & MacPhail, bottled over two decades ago in 1995.
1 min read
We've seen a flurry of Invergordon 1972 hit the market in recent months. All of these casks come from the stables of Whiskybroker. This particular one needs a lot of time, but does reward your patience.
1 min read
If you're looking to taste really old whisky for a (relatively) low price, than grain whiskies provide a solution. This Invergordon 1972/2016 was bottled by WhiskyNerds, a small Dutch independent bottler.
9.3
1 min read
Truly great whiskies don't come around often, but this Glengoyne 1972 of the 'Warehouse Diamonds'-series from Malts of Scotland certainly is one.
