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I haven't fell the urge to drink Littlemill for a while, so maybe a 24yo from Whisky-Doris will ignite my passion for this distillery again?
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If you really want to drink and own whisky from a lost distillery, Imperial is probably your most affordable bet.
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A closer look at some of the most exciting new releases of 2018: the 50th Anniversary Single Casks from The GlenAllachie.
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Oh Speyburn. You seem so boring! And while this G&M-bottling might not be very adventurous, it is actually quite tasty.
8.9
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One of the better old Aberlour I've tried so far, this 30-year-old by The Perfect Fifth is pretty spot on.
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A wildy unbalanced Glenallachie, but interesting because of it.
9.2
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A review of the Littlemill 1989 22 Years by Thosop, one of the first to really put a spotlight on this closed distillery.
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Time for a recent Littlemill from 1989. A joint-bottling from Archives (the Whiskybase-guys) and the CasQueteers (a cask-sharing initiative).
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Without a doubt some of the best single malt that has hit the market in recent years has come from Ireland.
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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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Matured in a refill sherry butt for three decades, this Highland Park 1989 from Gordon & MacPhail promises to be a cracker.
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An excellent single malt from Ireland, which clearly has that fruity signature I've come to expect from these bottlings.
