WTC
We offer whisky tastings delivered to your door, explore the world of whisky without the cost and risk of buying whole bottles.
Our website has information on our tastings, blogs (including a blog by whisky writer Dominic Roskrow, who also tweets, see below), and a discussion forum. Buy a one off tasting or get regular tastings (with no commitment) and get free postage and extra bonus samples.
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My whisky reviews (56)
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Kilchoman Winter 2010 Release - Assertive Peat
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The winter release is in our new Islay tasting, and we were all impressed by it. I tasted it head to head against the spring 2010 and thought the winter 2010 much better. Will report back from the fes… read more
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Redbreast 12 Year old - sweet and sour apples
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Redbreast is a pure potstill whisky, meaning it is made from a mash of malted and unmalted barley and is distilled in a potstill. It is in our new grains tasting. Dominic says "After three gentle runs… read more
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Greenore 8 Year old - Intriguing and enjoyable
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This is in our new grains tasting. Greenore is a small town in Ireland, and the Greenore range of Irish whiskies is made in the nearby Cooley distillery. It is an Irish single grain, and Greenore is made… read more
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Bernheim Original - the flip side of bourbon?
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This is in our grains tasting. Wheat whiskey is made in the same way as bourbon, but the wheat content must account for at least 51% of the grist. Wheat is not a particularly common ingredient in bourbon,… read more
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Mellow Corn - A big, soft, shapeless cushion
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this is in our Grains tasting. Due to the abundance of Corn in the US, American whiskey was traditionally made with a high corn content. By definition, corn whiskey must be made of at least 81% corn… read more
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