We review any and all whiskies so you know what's good. Accessible and written in plain English. No obscure terms that require a dictionary.
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Why's it always Willem Dafoe, and never Willem Dafriend?
After all, it appears that in a surprise twist of fate, the legendary actor seems to be ...
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Established in 1826, Glendronach has for long been the insider's Sherry single malt Scotch. The sort that doesn't shout but punches way above it...
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Who doesn't know what a Sherry cask is? Certainly every self-respecting whisky lover knows it by heart these days - myself included. Or at least ...
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It's finally Glendronach's landmark 200th anniversary!
Now, this is of course a big moment not just for Glendronach, but really for Scotch as a w...
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We've followed the Royal Salute for some time now and have even gotten to sit down with its maker, Master Blender Emeritus Sandy Hyslop, who had...
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As the saying goes, if you can't visit Chichibu Distillery, Bar Te Airigh (pronounced "Cherry" - we'll get to that in abit!) is the next best thi...
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It is one of the quieter achievers in the Scotch whisky world, so you may not know that Glen Grant had played a pivotal role in shaping the taste...
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An old mini a good friend brought to a tasting session comprising mostly old scotch whiskies. Even then, this stood out for a variety of reasons...
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One of the first bottlings by the enigmatic Japanese bottler, Scotch Malt Sales, in a vessel of iconic shape. Barely any online impression befor...
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Here's one for those who've sipped every major Speyside, sniffed every Islay and want to go further down the Scotch rabbithole; it's one of the ...
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Convalmore 28, 1977-2005, natural cask strength, 464/3900, 57.9% abv.Convalmore is another one of those closed distilleries with a troubled pas...
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Today we're getting a blast from the past with a very prominent dusty from Suntory's history! This is of course the Suntory 1981 Kioke Shikomi.
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