The Glenlivet – 12 Year Old – 200th Anniversary Edition
There are things that you can only do once you have forgotten about the repercussions from the last time you did it. For example, ordering and eating a kebab. The […]
There are things that you can only do once you have forgotten about the repercussions from the last time you did it. For example, ordering and eating a kebab. The […]
The whisky regions of Scotland are complex and no one really seems to agree on how many there are, where they are and how they impact flavour, but one fairly […]
Some times we seek perfection and other times we just take a punt on something that feels good value. Who is to say which this whisky was? Aroma: Green apple […]
Aroma: Sweet Butterscotch, spicy ginger and stewed apples. Taste: The start of this whisky is sweet and buttery, like highland toffee. It then becomes warming and heathery as it opens out into a black pepper […]
Aroma: Initially a huge whack of raisin and apple fruity sweetness. Underneath this is a musty, tobacco leaf greenness and a cinnamon spiciness that is rich and somehow nutty. These aromas […]
Aroma: This has a distinct medicinal aroma that hits you at first waft. For me, I smelt moments of my childhood, when forced by circumstance I had to wait for my mum to […]
Aroma: Leathery, fruity heather notes linger over the top of stewed apples and caramelised sugar. There is spice, but it is gentle and twisted with an oily citrus note. Taste: Sweet sherried dried […]
Aroma: When I first nosed this whisky, I found classic Speyside whisky aroma notes, such as apples and pears, brown sugar and vanilla. But with more nosing, there is a […]
Aroma: At first, I found this whisky smelt like rusty iron. Then there was a sweetness of fruit and finally a delicate smokiness. It is somehow earthy, but also has a fizzy sweets […]
Aroma: At first, I picked out maritime wooden notes, like salty sea drops landing on wood. With this came a warming sweet spice. Then as I nosed again, there were […]