Whisky Reviews

  Established in 1826, Glendronach has for long been the insider's Sherry single malt Scotch. The sort that doesn't shout but punches way above it...

Who doesn't know what a Sherry cask is? Certainly every self-respecting whisky lover knows it by heart these days - myself included. Or at least ...

It's finally Glendronach's landmark 200th anniversary! Now, this is of course a big moment not just for Glendronach, but really for Scotch as a w...

  We've followed the Royal Salute for some time now and have even gotten to sit down with its maker, Master Blender Emeritus Sandy Hyslop, who had...

As the saying goes, if you can't visit Chichibu Distillery, Bar Te Airigh (pronounced "Cherry" - we'll get to that in abit!) is the next best thi...

It is one of the quieter achievers in the Scotch whisky world, so you may not know that Glen Grant had played a pivotal role in shaping the taste...

  An old mini a good friend brought to a tasting session comprising mostly old scotch whiskies. Even then, this stood out for a variety of reasons...

  One of the first bottlings by the enigmatic Japanese bottler, Scotch Malt Sales, in a vessel of iconic shape. Barely any online impression befor...

  Here's one for those who've sipped every major Speyside, sniffed every Islay and want to go further down the Scotch rabbithole; it's one of the ...

  Convalmore 28, 1977-2005, natural cask strength, 464/3900, 57.9% abv.Convalmore is another one of those closed distilleries with a troubled pas...

  Today we're getting a blast from the past with a very prominent dusty from Suntory's history! This is of course the Suntory 1981 Kioke Shikomi. ...

"Sometimes one, sometimes five; the white shadow that moves unseen. Shadow warriors of justice! Bird, go!" What a blast from the past yet again ...