Whisky Reviews

  Craigellachie is a cult favourite and sleeper hit But rarely does it touch more esoteric casks, like rum. This was finished for 21 months in a...

Tasting Notes Nose: beeswax, vanilla, wool Palate: candle wax, watermelon rind, green apple skin, red bean paste Finish: candle wax, black pepper...

  Wouldn’t it be hilarious if I started out by saying this was the best Scotch I’ve ever had? You laugh, but as a reviewer, it would almost feel a...

  Scotch Review #35: Glenallachie 25yo 1992 56.0% (Cadenhead Small Batch)   An ex-bourbon Glenallachie single cask laid down in the same year and...

  Scotch Review #34: Glenfarclas 15 After a long streak of single casks and fringe OBs reviewed by me, we finally get to a staple age-stated OB:...

  Scotch Review #33: Tamnavulin 2009 10yo Bottled for The Writing Club   This is my last review of a good flight I had of single casks at The Wri...

  Scotch Review #31: Craigellachie 2007 12yo Bottled for The Writing Club This was a sherried Craigellachie single cask, bottled at cask strengt...

  Just rounding off reviews for the scotches I tried at a local (socially-distanced) whisky festival with an SMWS Glen Moray, a single cask Glenc...

  Scotch Review #26: Old Ballantruan 10 An unusual OB core expression. I don't see many reviews for it on the sub, and what's there seems to be ...

  Scotch Review #25: SMWS 48.93 (Balmenach) Teasing Tango of Fruits and Flowers   Drammed this young Balmenach (9yo) as part of a local (socially...

  Scotch Review #22: Glenallachie 2008 11yo Duncan Taylor Octave (Whisky Journey Singapore exclusive)   So the pandemic has subsided enough that ...

  Scotch Review #19: Linkwood 2011 8yo TSC (57.7%)   Sorry, stock photo because my phone was sent in for servicing. Distillery: Linkwood  Speysid...