For those that know me well, let’s start by addressing the elephant in the room. I held a lot of animosity toward the Tun 1509 series for a long time…
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Like clockwork each year, single malt fans can look forward to seeing the what new experiment Dr. Bill Lumsden and team present as the latest bottling in the Glenmorangie Private…
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I was cleaning up some old notes last week and came across a review of a whisky that has achieved a cult-like following with single malt scotch fans: Macallan’s Edition…
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When most people think about the Campbeltown region, one distillery comes to mind: Springbank. While Springbank certainly puts out a wide range of great single malts under a variety of…
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Aberlour and sherried whisky go hand in hand. With A’bunadh setting the standard for OB NAS sherrybombs for two decades, it’s interesting to see a new Aberlour sherried expression hit…
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Glendronach is hit or miss for me. There is no in between. You would think that this distillery would be right up my alley based on my preferences. It’s a…
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Today’s review is of a whisky I wasn’t super interested in trying from a range I thought was a waste of time. If that doesn’t set my expectations here, nothing…
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Glenfiddich Snow Phoenix: the perfect storm of happenstance, marketing, packaging, and an amazing story. In a sense, it was a literal perfect storm. If you don’t know the story, a…
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Today, I’d like to talk about The Macallan. The home of the Easter Elchies House has quite the reputation in the whisky world. For decades, Macallan was known as an…
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Auchentoshan is an interesting distillery. One of the few Lowland region distilleries left, Auchentoshan uses a complex triple distillation method to produce its whisky. A few years back, the “NAS…