Review of The Singleton of Glen Ord 17 Year Old, a single malt whisky from the 2025 Special Releases by Diageo. It is ...

Review of two cognacs from François Voyer, bottled by Malternative Belgium. A very old Lot 19.14 and Lot 79, both from the ...

Review of the Clynelish 18 Year Old from the 2025 Special Releases series. A single malt whisky with some 'pineapple cut' ...

Farm distillery Daftmill is steadily bringing out more summer / winter releases, coinciding with the farms quiet seasons. It’s made with Concerto barley grown and harvested on their estate, and ...

Nose: beautifully soft and rather fruity, with a honeyed layer of stewed fruits underneath a very thin veil of faded smoke. Sweetened lemon juice and some rather aromatic peaches. Then hints of orange ...

We discovered the vacuum-distilled whisky from Agitator distillery in Sweden through the bottlings from The Whisky Jury. The whisky was fairly convincing, although the wave stave cask influence may ...

A sprint session again: 9 bottlings from Whisky AGE in Taiwan (including their Whisky Blues series). They are rather prolific but samples arrive late here in Europe, so it’s always a guess which ones ...

Roseisle is becoming a regular name in the Special Releases. After two 12 year olds in 2023 and 2024, we’re now getting a 14 Year Old. The oldest Roseisle so far. Its nice to try this distillery on ...

Nose: what to say? There are beautiful white nectarines and peaches, lemon juice and light pineapple, along with chalky touches and a little peanut oil. This one seems to have a wee vegetal side, ...