This, That, Blah, Blah Benrinnes 15 Year Old
Yet another review I've lost at the last hurdle ... Grrrr!I'll try again: this is the flora and fauna version of Benrinnes. Bottle has been open a few months with four fifths left. Review is neat…
Yet another review I've lost at the last hurdle ... Grrrr!I'll try again: this is the flora and fauna version of Benrinnes. Bottle has been open a few months with four fifths left. Review is neat…
Another Mortlach! This one bottled by LMDW's Artist Collective range, at 48% and with a 'sherry finish'. Must have been quite 'fresh' sherry casks, judging by the colour, which is a very attractive…
I've had a bit of a nasty virus recently and am only just getting my sense of taste and smell back; luckily, this is a whisky that leaps out the glass, which should help!Bottle has been open a good few…
Now that I am a member of the ultra exclusive club known as the Ardbeg Committee (lol! i just joined a website) I have the good fortune to be able to purchase bottlings like this: an 8 year old that…
I've been hoovering up Mortlachs left, right and centre recently, so when I saw this had spent it's nine years in an ex sherry butt (amount of fills unknown!), I bit. Quite interested to see how it…
My last taste of Royal Brackla was from a sample of the 12, which I enjoyed. I was tempted to buy a full bottle of the OB 12 but saw this for £10 cheaper and that it went the distance in a refill sherry…
Here's a single cask Old Pulteney bottled for Tydrum Whisky (aka The Green Welly). No indication of the cask type on the label but, going off the colour, I'd guess ex-bourbon. I have always sang the…
Currently enjoying a quiet Sunday afternoon, post golf, as the family have taken a weekend away without me. As such, I believe a celebration is in order :) What better time to have a dram (or two)…
My my, I'm a little upset presently as I just finished writing this review only to lose it all on almost the last click! I shall try again ...Review is with a few drops of water. Also worth noting that…
There's quite a convoluted method to the cask make up of these but, to sum up - selected ex bourbon casks are filled into heavy charred American oak and 30% px for a year or so, with a final marrying…