Scotch Whisky reviews

Glenmorangie 10 year old was pretty straight shooting like Lemonade Joe in the movie. Straight forward but bit incoherent.Glenmorangie 10 yrs is definitely 'the lemonade whisky' and it suits well for…

Nose: sweet peat. Not a ton of smoke in this one. The peat is thick with a sort of mothball sweetness to it. Not the most complex Islay aroma but it is nice and clean.Taste: a little thin on the tongue…

Glenmorangie 10 year old, the Original was pretty straight shooting like Lemonade Joe in the movie. Straight forward but bit incoherent.Glenmorangie 10 yrs Original is definitely 'the lemonade whisky'…

warm complex thick steady malty arrival, fruity rich middle long pleasant vegetable herbal finish.

Tonight was my Great Uncles 60th and as a celebration the family rented a hall. At this hall they had glenlivet 12 year and chivas regal 12 now seeing that i am a single malt kind of guy i ordered the…

People keep describing this as entry level. Well it is as far as the range is concerned, but if you mean you drink this as a new drinker to malt then move on, is just so wrong. This is a great whisky in…

This is batch # 1 of Arran's new core expression.Nose: at full strength, it is warm, butter-nutty (peanut brittle?), somewhat closed. After adding water it becomes fudgy, slightly herbal, and much fru…

My last review was of a Wilson & Morgan Glen Scotia bottling, and I found two more W&M samples in my cabinet - damn, I should have written these as a series! Oh well. By the way, I owe a shout-out of…