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The Inchfad 2007, Staoisha 2014 and Craigellachie 2006 from the Whiskydudes fit the autumn and winter season — heavily peated, sherried, or both!
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A heavily peated Loch Lomond is not something that comes around often.
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A rather good showing from Glenkinchie, although I could do with something a little less dry and spicy. But good marks overall.
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A successor to the popular first edition of Arran's Master of Distilling series, this single malt matured in Palo Cortado casks.
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Exactly what you'd expect from a sherried Ledaig of this age. If this is the type of profile you like, you can't go wrong here.
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Adelphi has released a series of heavily-sherried Benrinnes, all from 2006, all received rather well. This edition was released to commemorate the centenary of the RAF Benevolent Fund.
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A closer look at two wine-finished Benrinnes from an Ukranian bottler — and the special way they made it onto my blog.
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This Daftmill turned out extremely popular, but that's probably more so because of the colour than the actual taste. I find it completely over the top.
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A review of a whisky from a distillery that is a big blond spot for me — Tullibardine...
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[millennial mode]This Craigellachie is lit![/millennial mode]
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Probably won't be long now before I make my return to Edradour. For now, I'll settle for a liquid taste of the distillery, in the form of a cask strength, bourbon matured version.
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Last year Daftmill released its first whisky last year. I now finally review a Daftmill, but it is actually their second ever release. Yup, I'm on top of things...
