8.6
3 min read
A review of three releases from Watt Whisky: a Croftengea 2017 5 Years, Tormore 2010 12 Years and Clynelish 2011 10 Years.
8.6
8
2 min read
A review of the Loch Lomond Spearhead, a 100% malted barley yet single grain whisky.
9
2 min read
A review of the Inchmurrin 1993 28 Years bottled by Whiskysponge, their Edition No. 53 from a refill hogshead.
8.8
2 min read
A review of the Loch Lomond 21 Years, distilled at one of Scotland's most versatile distilleries.
8.6
2 min read
A review of the Inchmurrin 12 Years from Loch Lomond Distillery, made in their straight-necked pot stills.
4 min read
The Inchfad 2007, Staoisha 2014 and Craigellachie 2006 from the Whiskydudes fit the autumn and winter season — heavily peated, sherried, or both!
2 min read
Peculiar at times and utterly moreish at once. Very unique and a bit of a Janus whisky, this Old Rhoshdu from the WhiskyNerds.
2 min read
A new Loch Lomond Single Cask (Inchmurrin) bottled for The Whisky Exchange. It's excellent.
1 min read
Michiel Wigman's Croftengea 2005 15 Years was bottled as part of his They Inspired series, featuring Catherine the Great.
1 min read
A heavily peated Loch Lomond is not something that comes around often.
1 min read
I like that Loch Lomond really does have it's own distillery character, which too few distilleries seem to have.
1 min read
My fondness of Inchmurrin is well documented. So why haven't I reviewed any of their core range yet?
