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Remember those two delicious Inchmurrin from the WhiskyNerds? Well, they're back with another one. And it is a doozy!
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Glendronach is of course known for their sherried whiskies, but every once in a while you encounter something different from this Highland distillery.
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Caol Ila is consistent... and consistently good. Now to some that makes this distillery boring. To me that means they're doing something very right.
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An excellent Teeling and actually something of a rarity—I've never seen an ex-Abafado finished single malt before.
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Sherry and peat is an almost unbeatable combination, of which this Port Charlotte by Blackadder is a perfect example.
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Did I mention that I went to the Spirit of Speyside Festival this year? Yeah, I think I did! While there, I also picked up a bottle of the Distillery Exclusive that Glenfarclas released for the festival.
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A young Mortlach from a bourbon barrel. What can we expect?
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Two recent exclusives from The Whisky Exchange, released in conjuction with Gordon & MacPhail. Similar in age, but very different in style, the Glenturret and Glenlivet sit at either end of the non-peated whisky spectrum.
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As mature of an example as you'll encounter, this Port Charlotte 2003 18 Years is a great pick by Whiskysponge.
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Inchmurrin... Who'da thunk it?! The first two of a trio of Inchmurrin by the WhiskyNerds turn out to be outstanding, great even!
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A big and bold sherry-matured Highland Park single cask shared by the German Wu Dram Clan and the Dutch Flagship Stores.
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As an appetizer to Gordon & MacPhail's forthcoming release of the oldest Scotch whisky in the world, I take a closer look at three different Glenlivet from 2004, 2003, and 1976.
