Scotch Whisky reviews

The label of this MoS bottling is completely for Christmas with a tree and the words Christmas 2013 – Peated on it. So we are expecting a pretty peaty Bunna on sherry. Get ready. A good, somewhat dry but…

Berry Brothers & Rudd is a well-known bottler from London, founded in 1698 (What? Yep!), that has been active in whisky bottling for a couple of decades now. In 1923 they launched the famous Cutty Sark…

Here's another solid distillery that seldom puts a foot wrong. After all some old guy thinks this distillery produced the Whisky of the Year! Bloody hell! Who am I to argue with that?Anyway, so I picked…

Although I’ve never met a Glenfarclas I didn’t like, I find the 21 yo to be the most flavorful and best balanced of those I’ve tried, as well as the most characteristically “’farclas” of them all. It’s…

My first Arran was their "most entry" expression: their "approximately 8 year old" Original, which I have reviewed previously. Whereas the "Original" is only distributed in non-UK northwestern Europe …

Berry Brothers & Rudd, the well-known bottler from London, is still in the hands of the families Berry and Rudd. You can find their shop at 3 St James Street, where they have their HQ. Today we are…

I like Lagavulin. It was one of the whiskies - yes, the 16 year old - that captured my attention and thrust me down this road. And for that I am forever grateful. As an Islay malt I respect it's decision…

I got this sample from a whisky connoisseur cum bottler who decided not to market this Bunna under his own banner. Was I of the same opinion? Hang on, let me give it a go. It is very pale by the way.The…

The reviewed sample is compliments of @Nock and from a single cask bottled for Red Dog Wine and Spirits in Nashville, Tennessee. The whisky was distilled Nov 8, 2007 and bottled September 15, 2012,…