Highland Distillery 2005 16 Years (Whisky Import Nederland)
I’ve been complaining about undisclosed single malts recently, but I understand why Glenmorangie would rather not have their name on this bottle.
Balblair 2005 (The Whisky Exchange)
This Balblair 2005 for The Whisky Exchange might not be very singular, and yet you don’t encounter these kind of straightforward, well executed whiskies very often. Does that make sense?
Ben Nevis 2015 6 Years (Torsten Paul Whisky Company)
Another young, sherry-matured, peated Ben Nevis. I might like Torsten’s release even better than the excellent recent Ben Nevis from Roger’s Whisky Company.
Glengoyne 10 Years (2020)
A good whisky at its price point, the Glengoyne 10 Years offers enough interest and depth but is mostly just very quaffable and easy-drinking.
Tomatin 15 Years (2020)
A little while ago I had a lot of fun exploring Tomatin’s Cù Bòcan range, but it’s time to return to the distillery’s unpeated single malt.
Timorous Beastie “Meet the Beast” Cask Strength (Douglas Laing)
The latest addition to Douglas Laing’s Remarkable Regional Malts, the Timorous Beastie “Meet the Beast” Cask Strength.