Glenglassaugh Port Wood Finish (2017)
Glenglassaugh was reopened in 2008 after a long silent period, so all whisky is relatively young still, but hopefully we’ll see some sort of entry-level age statement whisky soon. For now, we’ll turn our attention to the Port Wood Finish.
Glenturret 1989 29 Years (Signatory Vintage)
While I’ve yet to be properly convinced by their younger releases, I’ve been thoroughly impressed by older, independent whiskies from Glenturret.
Introducing Dràm Mòr: Ben Nevis, Glen Garioch, BenRiach & Glenrothes
20 April 2020
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Ben Nevis, BenRiach, Glen Garioch, Glenrothes, Highlands, Scotland, Speyside, Tasting Notes
Dràm Mòr, a new independent bottler, presents their inaugural releases. Plus a bonus from Ben Nevis!
Wolfburn Small Batch No. 375 (2019)
After the initial excitement when Wolfburn released their first whisky to the general public, things have been rather quiet. When will they take the next step?
Loch Lomond 18 Years (2019)
I like that Loch Lomond really does have it’s own distillery character, which too few distilleries seem to have.