Whisky Reviews

    Royal Salute is a premium blended Scotch from Chivas. It was first launched in 1953 to coincide with the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II and ...

li   Two things happened this week that were simply exhilarating. One, I recently had the honor of blending my own dram of whisky with some base w...

  In today's whisky landscape, the prestige of the single malt often drowns out the position of blended whiskies, leading them to bear an undeserv...

  Wildmoor is going to be something special - just mark my words. Sometimes you can just feel it. Or it could also just be how much a highly regar...

  Don't let anyone tell you the blends business is easy - that couldn't be further from the truth. With the value of single malts rising significa...

I think we should all be paying attention to what could be a very exciting time for blended products.  Blends are seemingly all the rage right n...

  First things first, this is a damn good blend, probably wouldn’t guess it was one if you were drinking blind. On the nose it’s quite citrusy, s...

  I’ll be honest I haven’t had much Old Perth but this has been getting some great reviews. I’m a sucker for a sherry bomb so had to open this one...

  His & Her Reviews: his review of Johnnie Walker Blue LabelThe background info of and speculation as to what whiskies actually might be in J...

    Cladach - blended malt combining whiskies from Inchgower, Caol Ila, Clynelish, Lagavulin, Talisker and Oban Nose: Fruity, coastal smoke, citru...

Note: Special thanks to Dudi Aureus and Jon-Jon Bauyon for the sneak peek at these delightful expressions!     We know the brand well and we recog...

  Timorous Beastie 18yo, Douglas Laing, 7,258 bottles, 46.8% abv.Timorous Beastie represents the Highlands in the Remarkable Regional Malts serie...