Glen Spey is quite the obscure distillery, as you don’t really see many Official bottlings (there was a F&F bottling some years back, but nothing […]
Glen Spey 2004 – G&M connoisseurs choice
Month: January 2017
The Glenlivet 15 yo ‘Carn Ealasaid’ Cask #16651 (Israeli Market Exclusive)
The Glenlivet seems to really invest resources in the (growing) Israeli market , so it seems. After opening the Popup concept shop in 2015 and […]
GlenDronach 14 yo Virgin Oak Finish
A brief discussion on social media about how epic are Gelndronach whiskies, reminded me I have this sample waiting to be reviewed. I’ve tasted the […]
The Balvanie DCS Compendium Chapter #1 – tasting with David Stewart , Balvenie Malt Master
“I have no reservations in saying that I have the best job in the world. There are only a handful of others in the industry […]
Glenglassaugh the octave cask sc6 [whiskynyt.dk]
The Glenglassaugh Distillery, at the east end of the Sandend Bay, was founded by Col. James Moir in 1875. He quickly established a reputation for […]
Royal Lochnagar Distiller’s edition 1998
Royal Lochnagar (The Royal name was bestowed upon the distillery following a visit by Queen Victoria on the 12th September 1848. Apparently at the end the […]
A Duo of Springbank 12 Cask Strength
Springbank 12 Cask Strength is has been around since 2010, and is regarded by many (and rightfully so) as an excellent CS Springbank at that […]
Whisky Israel Awarded Top 40 whisk(e)y blog award
We’re very happy to have received the ’40 top whiskey blogs award’ badge, which means we’re in fine company with quite a few very well […]
More young & Newish Glen Grant – the 12 year old
After the the not-so-special 18 year old I reviewed earlier this week, I am taking a look at the younger sibling , a 12 year […]
Glen Grant 18 Year Old Rare Edition
Glen Grant for me is synonomous with great old whisky, as it ages exceptionally well for long periods of time. I was able to enjoy […]