8.1
1 min read
Made from barley grown in Fife, is the Bell Rock Kingsbarns version of the Springbank Local Barley?
8.1
8.3
3 min read
What does the current Japanese whisky industry has to offer the average consumer? I'm not so sure. Also, a review of the Miyagikyo Single Malt.
8.1
3 min read
After visiting a few years ago, I (and the rest of the world) finally gets to taste what Lindores Abbey Distillery has been up to. A closer look at their MCDXCIV Commemorative First Release.
8.7
3 min read
A wonderfully impressive second showing from Torabhaig with the Allt Gleann, who are really starting to win me over.
7.8
1 min read
It's tough to find any information on the Glen Grant Arboralis. Like, what in the hell even is Arboralis?
1 min read
Rather a textbook example of a modern sherry whisky, the Glenrothes Whisky Maker's Cut is a little fragile at times. Not a total winner, but it's perfectly fine.
2 min read
Integrated at some points, a little less at others, Teeling Pineapple Rum Cask sometimes doesn't quite makes up its mind. This tastes almost as much like rum as it does whiskey.
2 min read
It took me until Macallan Edition No. 6, the last release of this sseries, to finally get around to writing about it.
1 min read
The Fettercairn 2010 'Warehouse 2 Batch No. 001' is quite the concoction of cask types, but it works rather well.
2 min read
The entry-level malt is always a great benchmark for a distillery. For Glen Scotia that would be the Double Cask.
2 min read
Tamnavulin Sherry Cask Edition is a good value whisky that compares favourably to many big name Speysiders in the same price range.
2 min read
Johnnie Walker Island Green is an honest, really good offering that just oozes balance and never feels engineered. At 50 euro per liter this is a steal.
