Scotch Whisky reviews

Normally kept for post-dinner drams, my Scapa 16 was pulled out of the bar for an early evening taste. A good choice!The Islander has quite a colorful nose - aromatic purple flowers like lavender sit in…

The Springbank 15 yr old is just great after a salmon dinner. Its sherry flavors with light smoke a just a delight. I haven't been a big fan of Springbank until recently when a friend gave me a dram of…

Pardon the awful pun in the title of this review (just be glad I didn’t go with “I’ve got a Hank Arran for this stuff!”), but it sums up many of the elements I find in this excellent dram. Loaded with…

It's been quite a long time since I tasted this so I don't remember it so well. As far as I can remember the taste, I think that these tasting notes by Dellnola seem to be summing it up very well: http…

This is what every Speyside single malt should taste like. Delicate and sensitive as well as bold and courageous.Incidentally this is one of the first single malts I had ever bought and I think it was…

There was a time when I remember wanting to drink only Sherry influenced whiskies and this expression was the reason why.The nose is pretty much in perfect harmony. Big, fat, juicy, red grapes covered…

Glenmorangie 18 years old Extremely Rare is the Audrey Hepburn of whiskies, the delicate flower. This is as delicate it can get when tasting whiskies (so far...). Even though this was 12 years younger…