Whisky Reviews

  My secondary school (name omitted for privacy) released a private cask-strength, single-malt bottling of Croftengea 12. Croftengea is one of se...

  Hi all, really just starting to get into whiskey at large. This is my first scotch review, and my second overall after my take on the Kavalan S...

    I got into scotch whisky a few years ago. Got out some time last year, when I realised I had a problem finding interesting bottlings at reaso...

  Top 7 Afterparty & Late Night Bottles: Highland Park Cask StrengthWe’re going from strength to strength on this list of big time bottles th...

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

FRAGRANT AND FLORAL       “The older the whisky, the better the whisky!” That is the first of many widely-held assumptions that Bruichladdich Di...

  Was lucky to grab this inaugural bottling from Lochlea late last month and tried a sample on the Burns night release whilst I was at a tasting ...

  Great evening at @milroysofsoho trying some amazing @craigellachie drams. Craigellachie 13 - fruity on the nose, definitely can smell the pinea...

RICH AND ROUND     This is an 18-year-old Longmorn single malt, part of the Speyside distillery’s core range. The whisky was matured in a combinat...

  A bottle that doesn't really need an introduction, an absolute gorgeous whisky by Bruichladdich that is loved by most. On the nose you get a kin...

  Another Ardbeg committee release although this was a lot easier to grab compared to some of the previous bottles. A young expression with a nice...

FRAGRANT AND FLORAL     Within the tapestry of whisky history, few occupy the pedestal of greatness – these select individuals have spent their liv...