Review #65: Bowmore 18
We’re always on the hunt for difficult-to-procure bottles, but the Bowmore 18 is broadly available, if a little expensive. But to christian a new office, we needed a bottle and it was hard to pass up an opportunity to get …
sherry cask
Review #49: Laphroaig Triple Wood
Laphroaig was my gateway whisky – and also the way I discovered that I unequivocably love peat. We have been nursing this bottle steadily and the other night, we finally laid the bottle to rest.
The Triple Wood is a …
Review #39: Aberlour 12
Last week we went to a lecture and vertical tasting of Aberlour led by Brand Ambassador Callum O’Donnell. After climbing a few flights of stairs in a non-descript office building in the heart of the financial district, we reached a …
Review #36: Old Malt Cask – Ben Nevis 21
I can't put my finger on what went wrong. But something went terribly wrong and the distillery sold off the cask.
Review #23: Exclusive Regions Orkney (Highland Park)
Butter cookies and sage
Review #22: Tamdhu 1980
A once in a lifetime chance. “Orange silk on a leather couch
Review #18: Exclusive Malts – Isle of Islay
“Port Ellen Movie Theater” - a beautiful peat-and-sherry bomb
Review #6: Glenmorangie Lasanta
Alcoholic oatmeal raisin cookie