Whisky Reviews

  "Hey, what's up?" "Williamson." "Williamson, who?" "Fine, just call me Laphroaig." And yes, Williamson's are Laphroaig's so named after Bessie W...

  Johnnie Walker certainly knows how to make an entrance with its recent unveiling of their limited edition Blue Label Ice Chalet bottling. From t...

   It's remarkable how Glenfiddich, despite being a titan in the Scotch whisky world with the world's best-selling single malt while operating Sco...

  The GlenDronach Distillery, established in 1826, has long been revered among whisky enthusiasts for its richly-sherried single malt Scotch whisk...

  Driving down the road by the ancient market town of Forres, you’d first notice the scent of peat smoke in the crisp Highland air before easily s...

  Bunnahabhain! The Islay whisky distillery known to do things just a lil' differently compared to their island compatriots: for a region famous f...

  Craigellachie is a mainstay Scotch distillery that's been around since 1891, it's best known by those familiar with Scotch as one of the 'meaty'...

  In the world of Scotch, Glenmorangie is certainly a name that winds back through the mists of Scottish history, its roots nestled in the fe...

  Johnnie Walker has been a staple in the whisky business as we know it today and it's typically what we think about when we think Scotch - which ...

  One of Singapore's most notable bars, The Auld Alliance, which is known for not just a pretty massive collection of vintage spirits across whisk...

  Glenkinchie isn't typically top of mind when it comes to Scotch - maybe that should change? We'll have to give it a taste first of course. Glenk...

  In today's whisky landscape, the prestige of the single malt often drowns out the position of blended whiskies, leading them to bear an undeserv...