Ending this mini Glenturret series of reviews, with the peated edition, which is (unsurprisingly) peated. This is not a peat bomb, but the peat is […]
Glenturret–The Peated Edition – Review
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More Glenturret–Triple wood and sherry edition
After Yesterday’s fancy Glenturret 1986 we’re going to be tasting two entry level GT’s which are more affordable and make up the core range of […]
Glenlivet Founder’s Reserve–The new Glenlivet on the block replacing the 12 yo (in some markets) – review
I am not a huge Glenlivet 12 fan (I do think it’s a nice entry level malt, don’t get me wrong here, ok?) , so […]
Tasting Glenmorangie Duthac (Travel Retail)
Glenmorangie Duthac weirdly came into existence without any PR campaign, or anything by Glenmorangie, which is rather odd. Usualy there’s quite a big fuss when […]
New Release : Tomatin Cú Bocán virgin oak – Review
Another NAS to end the whisky week , and this time another new release from Tomatin. Previous Cú Bocán versions reviewed here were the original […]
The Skye’s the limit? –Talisker ‘Skye’, NAS – Review
Photo by : https://maltwhisky100.com/ TALISKER SKYE is the newest release from the distillery on the Isle of Skye. And Yes, it’s the 4th release in […]
Nikka Miyagykio NAS – Review
The fact that Japanese whiskies are great is not a secret anymore. yes, we malt geeks have known this for a long while, but It […]
Label 5 “Gold Heritage” Blended Whisky- Review
Some people think I am a single malt snob. I am certainly not. I might have been biased against blends when I started my whisky […]
Glenmorangie Dornoch [Travel Retail] – Review
The new Glenmorangie ‘Tusail’ is just around the corner (released already, and I shall review it shortly), but prior to that Glenmorangie released another Travel […]
Tasting Yamazaki Puncheon (2012 edition)
Been quite a while since I posted any Yamazaki tasting notes, and it’s always good to come back to one of my favourite Japanese distilleries. […]