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Tasting notes for a superb Talisker from the 1970's, as well as a short retrospective on all the incredible old and rare whiskies I've tasted during this extravagant month of January.
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An old, bourbon matured Glenrothes from Single Malts of Scotland.
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The Clynelish 1989 26 Years Old from Càrn Mòr is a slow starter, but it picked up and ended on a high note.
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A flight of five incredible new expressions from Douglas Laing's XOP-range with an accumulative age of 176 years. Macallan, Littlemill, Laphroaig, Glen Garioch and North British.
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It's not super important to know the distillery, but if I did know where this was produced, than I could've at least congratulated them on it. Excellent!
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A closer look at some of the most exciting new releases of 2018: the 50th Anniversary Single Casks from The GlenAllachie.
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Inverness is one of my favourite places in the world. Sadly, one of the few things missing from Inverness, is a whisky distillery. Glen Albyn used to be one of three Inverness distilleries.
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Oh yeah, there's sulphur in this Benrinnes 1982 26 Years old from The Bottlers. Yet, I don't actually mind. It makes for a rough and tumble experience that's really worthwhile, but probably not for everyone.
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Liquid history, that's what they call this, right? Lovely Convalmore, with a bit of melancholy thrown in.
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One of the most renowned independent bottlers of Scotland, Douglas Laing, celebrated their 70th anniversary in 2018. Ending the year with a bang, they just released the Big Peat 26 Years Old 'Platinum Edition'.
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A pleasant surprise landed at my home a little while ago: a 26-year old independently bottled Springbank from a bourbon barrel.
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Damn, this Bunnahabhain is delicious. Should've bought a bottle all those years ago.
