Scotch Whisky reviews

The Tweedale Blend is the resurrection of an old blended Scotch from over 70 years ago. All of the Tweedale blends come from nine single casks (one grain, eight single malts) and blended 50% grain and…

This seems to be a “love it or hate it” whisky. More than half the reviews for the Superstition on this website have it either in the 90’s or in the 70’s or lower. I don’t know why that is, nor do I care…

This malt was selected by Douglas Maclean, a well-known singer in Scotland and named after his most famous song about the country he so dearly loves. Edradour once famed itself as the smallest distillery…

So, I'm very excited about this one, my first dram from a lost distillery. Browsing a local liquor store looking for some cheap bottles I came across this older gem from Blackadder. Lochside was a dis…

Port Ellen distillery was founded in 1825 on the southern shore of Islay by Alexander Kerr Mackay. Between 1825 and 1836 ownership of the distillery changed a couple of times, but after John Ramsay was…

For my first review I just start with a good beginner whisky :Nose : After letting it rest for 5 minutes and a bit of water you get a nose of vanilla , fruit, slightly caramel ( not much ) and overripe…

Having experienced its 6th Birthday in the cask, this is the oldest Kilchoman released yet.A fresh grassy, minty, toffee and very peaty nose greets us straight away. A zesty hint of citrus awaits later…