Scotch Whisky reviews

I recently acquired and reviewed a bottle of Batch 34 which I hardly added any water to and found it to be excellent stuff. I have just discovered three bottles of Batch 31 and 30 (batch 35 is now out…

Daily Dram is a label by Bresser & Timmer, a Dutch bottler, that works together with The Nectar, a Belgian bottler. Nowadays, their joint bottlings sport the label 'Nectar of the Daily Drams'. What's in…

Nose: At first there seems to be a some sherry-casking in the vatting, with figs, rhubarb and raspberry, and even mint leaf sinking deep into a pool of honey and caramel. A secondary wave however brings…

I tasted this one at a recent whisky dinner in Antwerp, together with a shot of blood-red Moscatel sherry. The combination was amazing. But I also remember my impression of the malt itself, which I…

With my title, I feel like Serge from Whisky Fun. Indeed, I did a similar experience that fits its style. I tasted at the same time with a friend three different batches of A'bunadh (batch 27, 29 and 30…

Served neat, cut and uncut. Luckily had this at a tasting and didn't need to blow $135 on a bottle.Pour: Very clear white grape juice color...chardonnay like other Ardbegs. A thick rings sticks to the…

Long warming finish of syrup, spice and peat - with a lingering but not overpowering slight peat smoke. Actually tastes very much like Highland Park 18 year old. An absolute classic Islay malt.

Well worth the price, very easy to drink right from the start this is a comforting scotch smooth and mellow very refined, The Glenlivet never disappoints. Very creamy and fruity aromas. Smooth taste with…