My very first Sullivans Cove! Founded in 1994 in Tasmania, the reputation in those early years was not exactly flattering, but in 1999 the distillery was placed under new administration, in 2004 the…

Amrut is no stranger, of course. I already tasted a lot of goodies from these guys from Bangalore, India. And last year I also met some people from the Malt Society Arabia, in Dubai. Now those guys have…

It was only in 2016 that the first cask at Bimber – just outside London – was filled. The Belgian whisky shop Top Malts hurried to bottle a cask especially for them as 'The Belgium Edition'. It was…

The boys of the Ypres Whisky Friends – who already delighted us with a (teaspooned) Laphroaig and an excellent Annandale – presented their third club bottling on 30 June: a Highland Park – even if it's…

In the Inganess Bay near Orkney you can find the wreck of the Juniata, a ship that was torpedoed by a German U-Boat in 1918. Despite the damage, the ship – which was then still called the Sprocol – was…

At the same time as the Belgian Trappist Ale edition, a veritable Belgium Edition was also released, so I most certainly could not allow this to pass me by. It is a single barrel that was cut to 50%.…

From the first time I tasted a Westward bottling, I was a fan. When they then release a club bottling called Belgian Ardennes Trappist Ale – after the Ardennes farmhouse yeast used by Culmination…

Jack Daniel's needs no introduction, of course. Its Old No 7 is one of the world's best-selling bourbons. Well, yes, Tennessee Whiskey I should actually say, because it is filtered over charcoal from the…

Templeton normally cuts all its expressions to 46%, but for the Barrel Strength expression they left the rye whiskey untouched and it was bottled at 113.1 Proof, which translates to 55.55% ABV. Yes,…

I find Templeton Rye's whiskey very sweet in itself, so I can imagine that this Caribbean Rum Cask Finish will only add to that. We'll see!On the nose I even think I just have a rum in the glass. Banana…