Whisky Reviews

Rye whiskies conjure up an image of the blazing hot, sunny Pernnslyvanian farmland. With a dram of rye comes tales of the American story - memoirs ...

  You ever run into that problem where you're too much of a brand name that the duty free store just can't handle you? No? Well, the same can't be...

  Kyro has become quite the poster child for Finland's whisky scene over the past decade - their unique 100% Finnish wholegrain rye whisky has bec...

  This cask was split across 3 retailers, and the WhiskyBase listings for these range from 88 to 91. As someone who likes the cola fizziness I ten...

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

  When it comes to taste, what makes a "good bourbon" can really depend on who you’re asking – arguably more so than with Scotch. Bourbon makers w...

  On the rugged northwest coast of Ireland, in County Donegal, where wind howls across windswept cliffs, silkies – Irish mythical creatures said t...

  At times, Buffalo Trace's Eagle Rare just kind of feels out of place - don't be fooled, it's often seen as one of the best from the Bourbon behe...

     While Komagatake single malt made at Mars Shinshu Distillery exhibit more subtlety and elegance, the single malts matured at Mars Tsunuki Dist...

  Yes, yes, I picked this up for the label.  Now that that mystery is sorted, we can get to the review! This is a rather modern Clynelish from 199...

  Floor malting was once a widespread practice in Scotch whisky production, with distilleries meticulously converting barley into malt on their ow...

  Bushmills, one of the most recognisable Irish whiskey brands, probably also as the brightest star power of all its compatriots. This is thanks t...