Tomatin 2011, Miltonduff 2008 & Ledaig 2009 (Double-V)
8 January 2021
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Highlands, Islands, Ledaig, Miltonduff, Scotland, Speyside, Tasting Notes, Tomatin
A closer look at three releases from a young independent bottler from Belgium, Double-V.
Miltonduff 1999 20 Years (The Whisky Exchange)
Rather delicious. I usually like my bourbon matured whiskies a little fruitier, but this Miltonduff manages to keep things interesting regardless.
Miltonduff 1987 30 Years (Alambic Classique)
Alambic Classique is a German importer and wholesaler of distilled spirits, who sometimes dabble in bottling said spirits under their own label. Not just whisky, mond you, but also cognac, rum, gin and fruit liqueurs. Most of their stuff is sold domestically, but some of the whiskies make it outside Germany. I know the Whiskybase
Miltonduff 1981 36 Years Old (North Star Spirits)
North Star Spirits is quickly becoming an independent bottler to watch out for.
Miltonduff 1981 32 Years Old (Adelphi)
Bottled by Adelphi, an independent bottler that I hold in very high regard, this Miltonduff 1981 32 years old looks extremely appetizing.
