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If you're looking to add whisky from a closed distillery to your collection, but don't want to break the bank, you should take a closer look at Imperial.
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After a burst of releases in 2013 and 2014, including this Littlemill from Gordon & Company, the well seems to be drying up a bit. I wonder how many casks of Littlemill are still out there?
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A very special Caperdonich from Cadenhead, only available to those who did their Warehouse Tasting in Campbeltown.
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Caperdonich is a lesser known closed distillery, which means it is still fairly easy to come by. Take this vintage 1994 from The Whisky Cask for example.
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What a great, fruity Lochside 1981 from Berry Bros & Rudd. And it packs a punch too, even at 'just' 46 percent.
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I'm on quite a review streak of incredibly rare and delicious whiskies, and I intend to keep it going for a while. So that's why I'll review the Convalmore 1978 Rare Malts Selection today!
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This is a first for me, as I've never before tasted a Glenury Royal. And I'll lose my Glenury-virginity the proper way, with an incredible 36 Year Old from 1968.
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One of the most elusive Scotch whiskies, Brora has gained a cult status only after it was closed in 1983. Today I try a single cask bottling from Signatory Vintage.
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A Glenugie 1977 from Signatory Vintage with a profile I haven't encountered much before. A unicorn type of whisky.
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Earlier this year the last remaining monument of Dumbarton was demolished to make way for flats. So why not try something of this now forever gone grain distillery?
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Another review of a single grain whisky. Once again from a closed distillery, Cambus.
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Liquid from the old Rosebank distillery, not to be confused with the new distillery with the same name that will open in a few years time.
