We review any and all whiskies so you know what's good. Accessible and written in plain English. No obscure terms that require a dictionary.
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Of all the great stories out there surrounding Scotch distilleries and their releases, Bruichladdich's takes the cake - after all, no one else ca...
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Lights, camera, action!
Ardbeg's taking inspiration from 1960's Italian cinema with the new limited release of the Ardbeg Dolce.
What of course...
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The Macallan Double Cask series was first introduced in 2016. At that time, The Macallan already had two major stylistic poles. At one end was th...
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The Macallan is well-known for its signature heavier, full-bodied Speyside spirit that is famously complimented by ex-sherry casks.
While the Do...
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Whilst we do find ourselves pretty impressed by whiskies fairly regularly, it's not nearly as often that we find ourselves impressed by the bottl...
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Not a year goes by where Laddie fans take for granted Bruichladdich's ongoing success, given that it wasn't just 25 years ago, in just 2001 in f...
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"You can count with two hands, the number of Scotch whiskies that have been aged in Mizunara Oak," said Gordon Dundas, who serves as the brand a...
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Things got crazy there for awhile and now it almost feels like a fever dream that's returning to the what it once was - this being in reference ...
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Most Speyside relaunches in the last decade have moved in roughly the same direction: more Sherry, darker liquid, fuller body, more wood up fron...
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At Brown-Forman’s media lunch in Singapore last week, we got to try a whisky that isn't available anywhere in the world yet. The Glenglassaugh 1...
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Talk about blast from the past, today we're going to jump through that liquid amber portal and go back half a century to 1975!
There's always m...
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If Wes Anderson ever wanted to set a film in a whisky distillery, Tormore would be the obvious choice.
It does not feel like an industrial site ...
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