Scotch Whisky reviews

With scores ranging from 70 up to 95-- words of fan praise vs. below-average rankings by some prominent Connors... What's going on?Nose1: Rather light, so it's hard to pick apart. The dominant impression…

More info on the Islay Scotch here: http://www.bruichladdich.com/the-whisky/octomore/octomore-4-2-comus-167ppmAnother rabid beast from the abrasive Octomore family. This one is the Chateu d'Yquem Saut…

This is my first review despite 40 years of devotion to my favourite tipple. I started on blends and have matured/graduated from the sweet highlands to the caramel Kirkwall Islands and am now stumbling…

This review is for batch #5.Nose: Right off the bat we get strong floral notes with hints of green apple, orange marmalade and an overall fruitful punch. Sherry is coming through and the longer I sit and…

I’ve tried this on a number of occasions. Recently, I gave a tasting to a couple that are friends of my wife. The husband likes Glenlivet and he responded with popping open a bottle of this. I had alr…

The Dalmore 18yo is the first "serious" whisky that I've bought.For appreciate this whisky there would patience; this dram has need of time and "love" for reveal the own quality. Unfortunately these…

Nose: Nosed from a glencairn, no water added. Bottle is halfway full. Waxy sweet peat, ash and sour lime is dominant on the nose. Gentle hints of dark syrup, pear, caramel and abit floral. Palate: Sweet…