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A good, clean sherry whisky from Braeval, bottled by David Stirk's Creative Whisky Company.
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After some disappointing experiences, I waited a couple of years before trying another Caperdonich. This time around I was very impressed.
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Independent bottlings of Glendronach are rare, but the Creative Whisky Company managed to get their hands on a sherry cask of Glendronach from 1994. And it is quite good :)
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A young and affordable Glentauchers from David Stirk's new range of Single Cask Exclusives.
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Another young Glentauchers from the Creative Whisky Company. A little more fruit on the palate would've been nice. Not a bad whisky though.
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A closer look at an Imperial with one of the most distinct labels ever to be used on a whisky bottle. This Imperial from David Stirk's 'Tony Koehl Series' can be nosed for hours.
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At the risk of sounding like Jim Murray: what's up with that damn sulphur?! Anyway, it doesn't ruin this Invergordon per se, but Ican't say I'm too fond of it either.
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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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Tasting Littlemill always feels like tasting a bit of whisky history, because the distillery has been closed for two decades. This one was bottled exclusively for K&L Wine Merchants.
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About time I posted some notes on a whisky from this famed Lowlander, since I was the one comparing it to Port Ellen.
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This old Macduff 1973 from the Creative Whisky Company doesn't disappoint.
