Whisky Reviews

  Weller has abit of a power rangers reminiscent line up of bottles each with a different coloured label,  Weller Special Reserve – "green labe...

  The Weller 12 Year Old is sometimes called the "poor man's Pappy" in reference to the highly sought after Pappy Van Winkle wheated bourbon that'...

  Quick recap here, the Weller range of wheated bourbons (wheat is used in the mashbill as the second largest component, second only to corn, whi...

  One of the ever so slightly more uncommon labels in the Weller range is the C.Y.P.B - what does that stand for you ask? Well, in the alcoholic s...

  Eagle Rare has been one of my Bourbon first loves, and till this day I have a real sweet spot for it. Honey, caramels, marshmallows, vanilla cre...

    I managed to make it to The Malt Affair for the second year running and had a blast. The Malt Affair is an annual community-led whisky fest in...

  Every year, Bourbon fans try their luck at hunting down or winning by ballot one of a bottle from Bourbon's most sought after set of releases - ...

  Wild Turkey is one of those names you see alot in whisky stores but somehow you never really do think to reach out and grab a bottle or somehow ...

  As mentioned in my previous review of the thus far two-part (for now) Wiseman lineup from Kentucky Owl, the company was a runaway success starte...

  Kentucky Owl is one of a handful of success stories of Bourbons as of late that has found a way to hit it big with drinkers despite being a fai...

“Our founder fell in love with Bourbon and the dream to be part of a tradition… He risked it all, going down a rabbit hole to create true, origina...

   Review #4: Cadenhead's 175th Anniversary Heaven Hill 20 years old (15 September) Nose: morning dew on grass, polished wood, melange of savoury...