Port Charlotte reviews

First vapor: Dates, ripe orange and peat like sneakers (or blown-out birthday candles).Nose: The principal aroma is baklava (walnut variety, with dark honey) with salty orange/lime and sweet gingery…

This is the replacement that came last year for the "An Turas Mor" bottling, so in other words Bruichladdich's new NAS peaty bottling. An Turas Mor was, considering everything, a very decent offering so…

At 60.5% ABV, this fine dram should pack a punch on the nose... or so you would think. A lesser distillery would present your olfactory machine with aromas which can bet be described as "sting-y" and…

I know people say 'What the hell is Bruichladdich doing? Churning out an expression a day?' But you know what? They make sure each expression is worth the trouble. And the PC8 certainly is!Obvious smoky…

This is one of the first NAS single malts I have tried. It was recommended to me as a peaty, smoky, intense scotch that I would probably go crazy for. The smoky smell was immediately FAR more intense…

Port Charlotte's Peat Project is a perfect whisky for somebody who wants to try smoky whisky for the first time. That's why my movie reference doesn't actually fit in so well (sorry, I didn't have any…

Time to write a review again, last months I was just busy drinking the stuff without thinking about it too much.Well, this week I finally made an order and besides several bottles of wonderful Bourbons…

This Port Charlotte was also bottled for the Islay Whisky Dinner 2012 gebotteld by Malts of Scotland. It would seem there are quite a few casks of this Ileach maturing in the Paderborn warehouses. This…

It is normal that certain whisky tastes a bit different under different circumstances - what's been on your palate before, what's your mood, what's outside temperature... But this whisky has such a…

Okay, this young Port Charlotte matured on a sherrycask and was bottled at a whopping cask strength of 63,1% ABV. Let me run downstairs to the garage to fetch my helmet. This is most likely going to be…