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A review of the Glentauchers 18 Years from WhiskySponge, Edition No. 81 of the series.
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A review of the Cooley 2002 20 Years. This was bottled to celebrate the 200th entry into Whiskybase.
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A totally gorgeous Longrow 2002 17 Years bottled for the Netherlands, but a frustrating day of the Blind Tasting Competition.
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Different and interesting, but also not for the faint-hearted, this Glenlivet from Gordon & MacPhail is a little too intense to my liking.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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A bottle I hand-filled at the distillery, which is another example of the quality of Benromach's whisky.
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Bacardi has launched a new line of single malts from Craigellachie, but there are still some very nice single casks to be found from this distillery. Here is one from Hunter Laing.
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The first part of my Benromach tasting. We start with a trio of younger ones, alle from after the takeover by Gordon & MacPhail in 1993.
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Considering my love for Bunnahabhain, it's high time I post my first tasting notes of their whisky.
