Blind Tasting #10: Longrow 2002 17 Years Single Cask (Fourcroy)
A totally gorgeous Longrow 2002 17 Years bottled for the Netherlands, but a frustrating day of the Blind Tasting Competition.
Glenlivet 2002 15 Years Old (Gordon & MacPhail)
Different and interesting, but also not for the faint-hearted, this Glenlivet from Gordon & MacPhail is a little too intense to my liking.
Secret Speyside 2002 16 Years Old (The Maltman)
There’s rumours that this sherry bomb comes from a Speyside distillery that has flippers cueing for hours for every new limited release. I don’t do rumours though, so I’d never tell you what distillery I’m talking about.
Mortlach 2002 16 Years Old (casQueteers)
The casQueteers are a cask sharing initiative from the Netherlands, and over the years they’ve released quite a few impressive whiskies. This Mortlach can be added to that list.
Tomatin 2002 14 Years Old Cabernet Sauvignon (2016)
At Tomatin they’re not afraid to experiment with maturation in exotic cask types. For example, last year they released this Tomatin 14 Years Old Cabernet Sauvignon.
Ireland 2002/2015 Creative Whisky Company
Looking for a fruity and affordable Irish whisky? Than this relatively young one from the Creative Whisky Company might be a good option for you.