They launched two expressions: a 48 year old 1976 Glenfiddich Lagonda (limited to 50 bottles) and the Glenfiddich 16 Year Old ...

Review of the Glen Wyvis 2018, a single Oloroso sherry cask 243 bottled exclusively for Kirsch Import in Germany. A very ...

Review of two cognacs from Delamain, bottled by Malternative Belgium: Lot 62 Petite Champagne and a TV RES Grande Champagne ...

Review of the 12 Year Old, a single malt Scotch whisky that is part of the 2025 Special Releases (Diageo). Cask strength ...

Nose: I really like this style. Rich, fruity sherry with a bright acidity. A lot of cherries and raspberries, red plums, raisins and some peaches. Red apple with cinnamon. Some toasted walnuts and a ...

First review on this website of Thompson Brothers releases – I have to say I was quite excited to try them. Phil and Simpon are doing great things at the Dornoch distillery but until they can present ...

Nose: like the initial 15yo. More nutty notes (almonds, hazelnut paste), more beef stock and mushrooms, more sulphury edges as well. Some apple peelings and raisins. Muddy notes. The sherry sweetness ...

Nose: ripe plums and damsons with chocolate brownie, hazelnuts and sweet praline. Also wood spice like clove and cardamom. Maybe not a sherry bomb, but definitely sherried. Then sultanas and wine ...

I’ve reviewed four Springbank whiskies from Decadent Drinks in the past couple of years. Always high quality (90+ points) although the price often tempered my enthusiasm a little. After the 1996 ...

German retailer DeinWhisky presented three more white label bottlings from Sansibar, exclusive to the store. There’s Ben Nevis 1997 and Ardbeg 2009, but we’re starting with a Blended Scotch 1976. This ...

There’s a new batch of Reserve Casks in the Single Malts of Scotland series.: Parcel No.4. As always these are small batch single malt releases (a handful of casks blended together) in order to create ...

The latest expression from Mitchell and Son who revived the ‘Spot’ range in 2012 is called Red Spot. The Mitchell family commenced trading in 1805 on Grafton Street in Dublin as purveyors of ...