Whisky Reviews

  Bardstown Bourbon Company has grown quickly and swiftly to becoming one of the largest Bourbon producers in Kentucy, US, and are responsible for...

    You'd be hard pressed to find someone who hasn't at least heard of Jim Beam. The brand's origins date back to 1795 when Jacob Beam, a German ...

  Disclaimer alert before starting this review: this is perhaps – in my whisky journey thus far – the whisky I have hyped up to myself the most. T...

  Few distilleries command as strong a fanbase as Ardbeg - it's as enviable as it is a testament to the Islay distillery's signature profile that ...

Happy Ardbeg Day! Ardbeg Day has always seemed like a distant dream to me. After all, it coincides with the broader Feis Ile (Islay Festival) that...

    Released in 2015, the Bowmore Mizunara Cask Finish accomplished something that no other Islay whisky had at the time; it was the first Islay w...

  Who doesn't love a good story behind a bottle? And boy, have I got one for you. I had popped by one of my favourite local watering holes, the Sw...

  BAM! That's what happens when the lights are turned off and you've got a UV torch.   And we're back with another Malt, Grain & Cane bottle...

  Wildmoor is going to be something special - just mark my words. Sometimes you can just feel it. Or it could also just be how much a highly regar...

  Legent Bourbon is yet another entry in the Suntory Global Spirits catalog. Drawing on the revered tradition and artistry of the Legent and Yamaz...

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...