8.4
1 min read
A review of the Ledaig 2008 13 Years, released in 2021 by the Whiskysponge.
8.4
2 min read
A worthy trio of whiskies for the Whisky Show 2018, and each of them really does represent their era. The Ben Nevis is of an old-school style, while the Ledaig stands for one of the better modern day whisky the industry has to offer presently. A single grain as the future? Coul very well be. This Invergordon is certainly one of the better iterations I've had the pleasure of tasting.
9.1
4 min read
A review of three expressions from the Act One of the Livingstone Macbeth Whisky Collection: Glen Garioch, Ledaig and Blair Athol.
1 min read
This Ledaig 17yo from Cooper's Choice comes highly regarded, but I find it too sulphuric.
8.9
7 min read
A review of the entire range (so far) of new independent bottler Living Souls, including malts from Tobermory and Balblair, as well as a range of blended Scotch whisky and blended malts.
1 min read
Always go with your first impression, it usually pays off during the Blind Tasting Competition. For me at least.
3 min read
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.
8.8
2 min read
A review of three whiskies from independent bottler Chorlton Whisky, namely an 18-year-old Ledaig, 14-year-old Benrinnes and 18-year-old Knockdhu.
1 min read
Exactly what you'd expect from a sherried Ledaig of this age. If this is the type of profile you like, you can't go wrong here.
1 min read
How about Ledaig? This heavily peated whisky produced at Tobermory distillery is gaining a lot of popularity, especially these young-ish sherry matured expressions.
9.1
3 min read
A review of the latest outturn from The Roots, including Foursquare ad HD Jamaica Rum, as well as a new Ledaig 2007 15 Years.
1 min read
The first peated whisky of the Blind Tasting Competition is a fact. It turns out to be one of those young Ledaigs.
