Watt Whisky Second Release (2020)
29 January 2021
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Allt-a-Bhainne, Dailuaine, Girvan, Highland Park, Inchgower, Islands, Lowlands, Scotland, Speyside, Tasting Notes
Watt Whisky’s second batch is here: Is it a case of Second Album Syndrome, or are these whiskies worthy successors to the company’s first releases?
Secret Orkney 1999 20 Years (Michiel Wigman)
There’ve been sooooo many undisclosed Highland Park whiskies in recent years. To be honest, I quite quickly grew bored with them. Sure, they were good, but never great. And they were all pretty similar. So I haven’t reviewed one for twelve months, consciously avoiding them actually. Until now, because Michiel Wigman was kind enough to
Highland Park 2003 16 Years (TWE Exclusive)
I’m sure many people will looooooooove this Highland Park 2003 16 Years for The Whisky Exchange.
Highland Park Valknut (2018)
The Highland Park Valknut matured in American oak sherry seasoned casks and the packaging was designed by… Wait, that’s one thing I don’t care about. Let’s just taste.
Highland Park Dragon Legend (2017)
The richer, smokier side of Highland Park? I don’t get that at all.
Secret Orkney 1998 21 Years (Whiskybase)
Bottled by Whiskybase to celebrate the 130.000th entry in their database, this Secret Orkney was distilled at Highland Park, obviously.