Whisky Reviews

  This article was inspired by the episode “Food is art but why do people treat it differently” from The Dave Chang Show. In this episode, Dave l...

  Happy I managed to grab this bottle last week to add to the growing Springbank collection, along with some other goodies. On the nose you get v...

  The Single Cask is an independent whisky bottler and bar that started out in the UK, but now has chapters in Singapore and Japan. As the name su...

   Almost like the laws of gravity, no conversation about Springbank can escape the topic of how it's gotten so inaccessible as of late. The disti...

  Background: a miniature (5cl) bottling. One of the legendary Cadenhead’s Clynelish trio bottled in 1989 at cask strength, the most famous of wh...

  Bottle Kill I’ve been loving the cask strength bottlings that Benromach have been releasing recently and this has been no exception. At 60.2% it...

  For most of us spirits enthusiasts, funds are a limited resource. My purchasing habits for whisky have changed throughout the years. During the ...

  The great Dada artist Marcel Duchamp was famed for his controversial pieces that stunned and yet indelibly influenced the world of art - he neve...

  Celebratory dram thanks to that beautiful Newcastle win. The colour on this is amazing. On the nose the cinnamon and cloves are quite prominent....

    Glen Rothes - 1989/2000 Cask 30899 - James MacArthur’s Old Master’s - 64.7%.Nose: Elegant yet rich soft bourbon nose, damp newspaper, hints of...

    Clynelish 21 yo - 1999/2020 - 57.6%, 21 years of friendship of Sukhinder Singh & Toru Suzuki, cask #305054.Nose: Lavender, bergamot, manda...

    Ardbeg Arrrrrrrdbeg Committee Release 2020 - Ex-rye Cask - 51.8%, natural colour and non chill-filtered..Nose: Pineapple, banana, pear, lemon,...