This final cask, put down on 27th November 1998 was bottled by the Glengarry Cask Ownvers in April 2009. Due to a typo, the label says Fresh Sherry, while in fact it is a refill sherry. So it is best to…

This is the sister cask of refill sherry 385. It was also filled on 20th November 1998 and bottled in April 2009. So like the others in this series, it is a 10 Year Old. I am putting them head-to-head…

This is the first Tormore that Malts of Scotland has bottled. And it has a nice age statement. It matured on a sherry butt for no less than 24 years. First fill, judging by the colour. This picturesque…

James MacArthur is a lesser known bottler, but still more than 25 years in operation. I tasted an Auchentoshan from their Old Master series before. This one is a Tamdhu.The nose is very fresh and sweet…

The Creative Whisky Company, run by David Stirk, bottled this 26 Year Odl Tamdhu for the whiskywhiskywhisky-forum, run by the sympathetic Mark Connely who opened his own shop, the Good Spirits Company…

My first Tormore! This is an older bottling from the days in which Long John Distillers still put Tormore-Glenlivet on the label, as well as the term Pure Highland Malt (which was later replaced with…

This is the second Tamdhu released by the German Malts of Scotland, after the 20 Year Old that was released last year. The name of the distillery, which was taken over from Edrington by Ian McLeod Dis…

The German bottler Malts of Scotland has never before bottled a cask of Isle of Jura whisky. But at a recent festival, they had brought a cask sample to allo Glenn Vanbellingen, Belgian Jura-aficionado…

I cannot find anything on this single grain online, so have to make do with what I can read from the label. It was distilled in 1969 and bottled at the age of 33 years for the members of the Belgian…

Garnheath is noble unknown grain distillery built in 1965 and closed in 1986, by owners Inver House Distillers. It was built in the Lowlands on the grounds of the Moffat Grain Distillery (where Glen…