Scotch Whisky reviews

This Port Charlotte is 8 years old, as you would have guessed from the label. It was distilled on 18th July 2001 and bottled on 27th July 2009. No less than 30.000 bottles were filled at a whopping 60…

Durach Ur is a new whisky experience, the experiment of using "New Oak" has added an unique nose and finish to the whisky.The nose barley sweet,dry fruit and most profoundly, its like putting your nose…

While 30.000 bottles of PC8 were released, aficionados of Port Charlotte had to make do with only 6.000 bottles of the PC9. I tried this one H2H with the PC8, but the way. An Ataireach Ard means ‘the…

Oban's distillery backs onto the town's coast, and the fresh sea air that must permeate through the streets of the town also finds itself charmingly aligned with a smoky quality in its whisky. That is…

Outside: Cold, windy, grey skies filled with Rain...one thing is for sure, that there is one warm, delicate, sweet and fantastic dram that keeps me warm: Sonnalta PX of Glenmorangie.The colour of the…

An Turas Mor is Gaelic for ‘The Great Journey’ with which the makers refer to the coming of age of this malt, i.e. the journey towards 10 years old. This release from 2010 differs significantly from…

After a good dinner, I sit later relaxed behind my desk for write my second review today of my most gorgeous creation of Glenmorangie...Yes, and I can tell you this is my most favourite Glenmorangie what…

Lagavulin is one of the big three on the southern side of Islay known for their peaty/smokey character, the others being Laphroaig and Ardbeg. Founded in 1816 by John Johnston, it is now run by Georgie…