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For whatever reason, Balblair never really managed to get met interested, so it wasn't till a couple of months ago that I tasted my first. And it was at the best place you can taste any whisky: at their respective distillery.
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Old Pulteney is without a doubt one of my favourite whiskies, so you can make me happy if you have an Old Pulteney for me to try.
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The nose on this Teaninich is fantastic, but how does the taste compare?
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To commemorate the visit of the Queen in 1848, Royal Lochnagar annually releases the Selected Reserve, a limited bottling. The whisky used for this expression is mostly over 20 years old. Or at least that's what they told me.
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This is one of those whiskies that for me, really puts this distillery on the map.
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So far I haven't reviewed a single Clynelish on my blog. What a travesty! High time to change that.
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It's not everyday that you get to taste a whisky of a closed distillery that was bottled in the eighties. One that has aged for 21 years even. But Yapi's High End Blind Tasting hasn't been an everyday tasting, so it should hardly be a surprise that he included a Glen Albyn 21yo from 1963
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A difficult whisky. One that I might like one night, and then not so much on another night. I tasted this on two different occasions, so I'm pretty confident in my final assessment.
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This particular Clynelish got a lot of attention in The Netherlands for being extremely waxy (even for a Clynelish), so it is one that I've been anxious to try. Let's see what all the fuzz has been about.
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Complex and interesting is probably the best description for this Glenugie.
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Diageo announced their Special Releases today, so I thought it time to review one from 2010: a great whisky from Brora.
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Why spend 500 pound on the new Clynelish 'Select Reserve'? You could also fly to Scotland, visit the distillery and pick up a distillery exclusive bottling.
