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This is only the second set of releases from the independent label of The Whisky Exchange — a Ledaig 2004, Glenburgie 1998 and heavily-sherried Laphroaig 1998.
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I know, it's not Christmas yet. Not even close. But Douglas Laing has already released this years Big Peat Christmas Edition.
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I should've paid more attention to the Bowmore Laimrig. It's really great!
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The Ardbeg Ten is one of the iconic expressions of the modern day whisky world.
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What an experience! An incredible Bowmore 1993 from Berry Bros & Rudd. Only 12 years of age, but just so damn good :D
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Bruichladdich is usually all about transparency, but the Black Art series is the exception to that rule.
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Feis Ile... The words just have a special ring to them. Caol Ila chose a very big and bold 12 year old as their festival bottling.
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Considering every whisky I've tasted so far, I'd say Bowmore is probably my favourite peated Islay distillery.
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Bruichladdich's The Biodynamic Project is the first biodynamic Scotch single malt in the world.
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A barely legal Caol Ila from German indie bottler Maltbarn. Smooth, oily and subtle peat.
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Damn, this Bunnahabhain is delicious. Should've bought a bottle all those years ago.
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If consistency would be a competition, than Caol Ila might just win. This Islay distillery produces consistently good, sometimes even great whisky, as this Caol Ila 2004/2016 from Gordon & MacPhail once again proves.
