Highland Laird is a fairly new series from Bartel Rawlings International, the British independent bottler with their HQ in Oxted, some 30 kilometers sout of London. To be honest, until recently I had not…

A little over two years ago I tried sister cask #5613, of which bottle 90/100 sits in the Toshan Man collection. I even made a Whisky Rambling on video about it, because it is such a grand whisky. I was…

This 12 Year Old Auchentoshan was bottled by The Nectar especially for Drankenshop Broekmans. So, a Belgian bottling for a Belgian whiskyshop. I first tried it at an open bar and have to admit that I was…

This ceramic croc was released in 1986 to celebrate 100 years of shipbuilding industry along the Clydebank. So it contains Auchentoshan from the early ‘70s of last century.The nose needs a bit of time…

Gordon & Company is a young independent bottler from Glasgow. They have only been around since 2013. They already have quite a range of single cask releases of single malt on the market under the label…

Knowing that there are no casks from 1970 left at the distillery, this is probably the only way for me to enjoy an Auchentoshan from my year of birth. So I am going to sit down and take my time for this…

Hart Brothers clearly has quite some casks of Auchentoshan 1999 in their warehouses. I previously tasted an 11 Year Old, 13 Year Old and 16 Year Old, all bottled at a drinking strength of 46%. This 14…

The Italian bottler Silver Seal have bottled their very first Auchentoshan last year. It was released under the banner ‘Whisky is Art’, which explains the exuberant label. It is a single cask with a very…

Liquid Treasures is a young German bottler that has about 30 casks on their resumé so far. From the Lowlands they already bottled a Littlemill 1988 and this Bladnoch 1990.The nose is very aromatic on…

Since the takeover of Glen Moray by the French spirits giant La Martiniquaise (also known for Label 5 and Glen Turner), some more single malt is put out (although most of the 2,5 million litres per year…