Reviews

Every year, High West puts out a limited release called A Midwinter Night’s Dram. In short, this is a blend of straight rye whiskies (otherwise known as Rendezvous Rye) aged…

Today, I submit a review in defense of a whiskey that has taken some flak over the past 8-9 months. If you spend some time looking up “George T. Stagg…

Everyone loves a good story. The Balvenie realized this last year when they released the 2019 “Stories” range, featuring three very different expressions accompanied by the origins behind their creation.…

Meiyo 17 Year is marketed as a Single Grain Japanese Whisky for the US Market. Along with this review, we explore the origins of this and many self-labeled Japanese whiskies that are taking advantage of lax regulations.

Today’s review is of a whiskey I’ve been looking forward to getting my hands on for several months. Four Roses single barrels take advantage of one of the more interesting…

Dailuaine is one of those brands where you might quickly glance at the name, realize you can’t easily pronounce all those vowels, and move on to a more familiar option.…

The long-awaited Balvenie Tun 1401 article is finally here! I feel like I’ve been preparing my entire whisky-related existence for this post. I truly hope you enjoy the result of…

William Grant & Sons is incredibly consistent with product development when it comes to their whiskies. Sometimes that’s a bad thing. For example, you won’t find very many cask strength…

Parker’s Heritage Collection has always been a hit or miss series for me. How could it not be? It’s a completely different release every time so there’s never a guarantee…

The next installment of the SMS Classic Review series is of the “semi-island” malt Tobermory 15 Year. As always with SMS classics, this review is preserved exactly as it was…