9.1
3 min read
A review of the Springbank 15 Years, Springbank 18 Years and Springbank 1992 27 Years C#273.
9.1
1 min read
Not too long ago, Whiskybroker.co.uk released a 25 year old whisky from a prime distillery for ridiculous money. And usually when you say ridiculous money in context of the whisky industry, it means a lot. This is the exact opposite of that though.
1 min read
Bottlings by Whiskybroker are popular because they are well-priced, cask strength and single cask bottlings. This Auchentoshan is a typical fruity lowlander.
8.8
3 min read
A review of three recent chapters from Decadent Drinks' Whiskyland range, including a Caol Ila, Bowmore and BenRiach.
1 min read
Kind of a contradictory whisky, this Benrinnes, or – if you're a glass-half-full kind a person – a two-fer whisky.
1 min read
Everyone at the top of the leaderboard is sort of quietly chugging along, picking up a few points left and right. I'm kind of waiting for someone to explode and taking a more commanding lead.
1 min read
Glen Keith from 1992 to me means fruity whisky. Not to say that this one isn't fruity, but it is different from most 1992's.
1 min read
I've liked most Bladnoch's I've tasted so far, this one from Cadenhead's Small Batch-series is no differrent.
1 min read
Distilled before the new owners took over Bruichladdich at the start of this millennium, this is a unique whisky isn't very accessible. But if you give it a chance, you're probably in for a pleasant surprise.
9
1 min read
A review of the Caperdonich 1992 30 Years by Sansibar, bottled exclusively for the 5th Anniversary of German retailer Whisky-Maniac.
1 min read
After some disappointing experiences, I waited a couple of years before trying another Caperdonich. This time around I was very impressed.
9.2
6 min read
A review of Claxton's latest Dalswinton Series, including single malts from Bowmore, Clynelish, Highland Park, Bunnahabhain and Springbank, all aged for 30 years or more.
