A mature Highland single malt that delivers rich sherry influence, warm oak, and a rewarding finish. A contemplative whisky worth taking your time with.
My honest thoughts on an ex-bourbon cask-aged Allt-a-Bhainne distilled in 1998, with 22 years of maturation and a gentle Speyside character.
Tasting the Cadenhead’s Glenburgie 13 Year Old, I found a clean, unfussy Speyside malt with honest character and subtle oak influence.
Tasted Highland Park Cask Strength Release 2: rich orchard fruit, baking spice, and a robust smoky undercurrent. Impressive power with balanced complexity.
A gentle yet layered dram from the North British distillery, this 33-year-old grain whisky offers a soft sweetness, subtle spice, and an easy sipping experience.
This 17-year-old Bunnahabhain matured in a first fill sherry cask offers deep notes of dried fruit, spice, and subtle coastal character.
Tasting Decadent Drinks’ Westport 2000 revealed soft fruit, toasted oak, and gentle spice in a quietly refined Highland whisky worth tasting.
Clean and subtly waxy, this 9-year-old Clynelish delivers fresh citrus, gentle spice, and classic Highland character with an honest, youthful edge.
My thoughts on Glasgow’s Golden Beer Cask whisky – a distinctive dram with malt-forward notes, gentle hops, and a pleasantly dry finish.
A clean, citrus-forward lowland single malt with light oak and gentle sweetness. Balanced yet subtle, the Kingsbarns 10 feels thoughtfully crafted.