9.1
3 min read
The first annual batch of Benromach 40 Years takes us back into time, essentially to a closed distillery that is no longer with us.
9.1
9
5 min read
As an appetizer to Gordon & MacPhail's forthcoming release of the oldest Scotch whisky in the world, I take a closer look at three different Glenlivet from 2004, 2003, and 1976.
8.8
2 min read
The Tormore 1988 32 Years from The Whisky Agency will set you back north of 300 euro. Seeing that Tormore is not exactly an A-list distillery, it's not very surprising that there are still bottles around.
8.9
1 min read
A new batch of an old favourite (and very divisive whisky), the Benromach 2012 Peat Smoke Sherry Cask lives up to my expectations.
8.5
1 min read
The Singleton of Dufftown is not a very interesting brand. But I have to admit to quite liking the new(ish) 18-year-old.
8.6
1 min read
One of last year's single cask releases from the GlenAllachie. Sherried and lots of spices.
8.5
1 min read
The last time I reviewed a release by Whisky Import Nederland didn't turn out too well. This is better though.
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?
8.5
1 min read
A small batch Benromach for the German market that has fully matured in first-fill bourbon casks.
8.3
2 min read
The new Double Barrel Speyside & Lowland is an excellent vatting of a sweeter, honeyed style combined with slightly floral and grassy notes. Accessible and very drinkable.
8.6
1 min read
Today is World Chocolate Day, so there really is only one fitting whisky to review, the Scallywag Chocolate Edition 100% Sherry Matured.
9.4
2 min read
The Glen Grant 1953 'Mr George Legacy' is not a whisky that should be analysed. It should be enjoyed without overthinking things. But I'll try anyway.
