As the title suggests, and I've mentioned more than once on here of late, I've been looking for a good whisk(e)y that really suits the warm weather. I opened a couple of bottles prior to this that have…

This bottle was a gift from earlier in the year and I opened it a few months back now. It's getting down to the last fifth and it just occurred I hadn't reviewed it yet, so here goes.This is from a 35…

This is certainly not my first Old Pulteney 12, in fact, thinking about it I could have bought more bottles of this than any other malt . . . hmm? Maybe. Now the second most northerly distillery on the…

Port Askaig, and this bottling in particular, is widely reported to be Caol Ila; the names a rather suggestive hint but no guarantee! It seems this is widely available around the globe and usually at…

Port Askaig, and this bottling in particular, is is widely reported to be Caol Ila; the names a rather suggestive hint but no guarantee! It seems this is widely available around the globe and usually…

I've tried a few Balvenies but never actually owned a full bottle until this one. I'll happily admit I saw a Ralfy review a couple of years ago and was curious so bought a bottle and have sat on it…

Bruichladdich is fast becoming one of my favourite distilleries. I've liked everything I've tried and the quality is evident as soon as you open the bottle. They do things the 'right way', pride the…

Many good folk on here recommended this and I was hesitant. Thanks to @victor and many others for convincing me to take the plunge!Bottle has been open about 7 weeks with over two thirds left. Nose -…

This is a very recent bottling with the changed packaging in the UK (giving more alcohol info.) which isn't quite as classy as the most recent incarnation imo. There was no bottling date that I could…

Before we get stuck in to the review a little bit of background preamble is required for this particular bottle . . .You may notice that this bottle is from Nov 2013 and has sat in my stash for a good…