Whisky Reviews

In an earlier review, we talked about how Bruichladdich kickstarted the Islay Barley project - in a nutshell, Bruichladdich attempted to reintroduc...

The provenance movement gained traction sometime as of late, and ideas of terroir and locality made their way into the consciousness of drinkers; c...

Bruichladdich has just recently released a special Singapore-exclusive only bottling - the third of its kind since 2021. Cheers to that! Within the...

    For Islay malt fanatics, Port Charlotte needs no introduction. It's Bruichladdich Distillery's heavily peated expression, a dram that dials th...

  Octomore is a core cornerstone of the whisky literature - after all, a major part of the Scotch story is peat, which till this day sets it apart...

    This pair of bottlings are for Bruichladdich Distillery’s annual festival day “Rock’ndaal” – which happens during the Fèis Ìle celebration wee...

  Running through the field where all my tracks will be concealed, where it's so white as snow.First real snow of the season, now isn’t the time ...

    Bruichladdich Yellow Submarine WMDIII   Nose: Freshly cut tropical fruits - pears and melons, plus butterscotch Palate: At the beginning, ther...

    Bruichladdich Octomore Edition 09.1 διάλογος / 156 (Dialogos).Another wonderful Octomore, the 9.1 has been released. This time it has been dis...

  Had an amazing time as usual at @grainandglassjq with @garchasglassy last night and tried some incredible drams. Ardbeg - Whilst I did enjoy thi...

  Birthday dram today, so it was only right to find a 29 year old single malt. I've wanted to try Black Art for a while now so it worked out perfe...

SMOKEY AND PEATY     The village of Port Charlotte (Image Source: Bruichladdich)   2 miles from the Bruichladdich Distillery is a small village s...