The best way to describe Glen Mhor is as an Invernessian experiment to see how well Cairngorms’ peat mixes with Nessie’s bath water. The distillery may have been demolished a long time ago, from time to…

Description: distilled back in 1984 and matured for 26 years in a Bourbon hogshead(#2861).Nose: a gentle fresh lemony nose, some oak tannins in the form of sawdust are mixed in. I can also detect a faint…

Coleburn: beautiful building, interesting name, obscure product. Just the dram I was looking for…Description: not much is known about this one. distilled in 1965 back at the Speyside Coleburn Distillery…

My third encounter with Imperial was rather unexpected. After a long day of wading through mud, patches of ice, melting snow and rocks in Jotunheimen. I finally arrived at the DNT fjellstue Leirvassbu…

Tormore is the obscure distillery that marks the beginning of an era, namely the 60’s, when rapid expansion and modernisation destroyed much of the traditional whisky heritage while sawing the seeds of…

An alternative title: ‘Hot burning sulphured egg’Happened upon a description of this particular whisky on the whiskyfun website. And the description was so utterly fascinating that I just had to trace…

Have I already mentioned that I love Ledaig? And with each purchased bottle the infatuation only grows.On my monthly whisky shop visit, the first thing I'll probably check is they have a new release of…

Description: matured in a ex-sherry butt for 11 solid years and bottled by the German Independent bottler Maltbarn. Nose: a straightforward deep earthy nose: we're in the garage once more with a trail…

The egomaniac in me is naturally drawn towards bottles from my birth year. And why not? Except for an utterly dreadful G&M Glentauchers, 1990 was a great vintage in my books. Admittedly, these were no…

Shape matters, especially when it comes to the glass you’re using while enjoying your daily dram or scribbling notes down like me. Today's review is a bit different, as part of a little experiment, I’ll…