All Whisky reviews

One of the finest whiskies I’ve ever tasted, and certainly the greatest blend I’ve tried, Black Bull 30 yo is an entire chocolate caramel factory in a bottle. I was fortunate enough to have blind samples…

Booker's small batch bourbon is the top-of-the-line product of the Jim Beam distillery. It is an uncut, unfiltered, bottled-straight-from-the-barrel bourbon that comes in at a whopping 130 proof. But…

I'd been hearing about a certain cask strength Speyside bottling for months, Glenlivet 16 yr old Nadurra, for months before I finally got a chance to pick it up.I'd been helping my wife out at the family…

Someone s/b making a comment here - come'on we are talking GF105.... classic, standard.... Is there really a better Cask Strength??? OK, limited experience says, "NO" however, that is only based on Mac…

Early Times 354 Bourbon is a product of Brown-Forman, which also owns the Jack Daniels, Old Forester, and Woodford Reserve brands. Early Times 354 Bourbon is the relatively recently re-introduced true…

First review here, hopefully it's helpful.Whiskey tasted neat.Appearance: deep golden amber, fairly thick 'legs' when glass is tilted.Nose: Initially a tad closed. A few minutes of air allows it to open…

Whiskey tasted neat.Appearance: copper-toned.Nose: Crisp and clean but with some richness to it as well. Some apple, butterscotch, a hint of nuttiness.Palate: Bold butterscotch and maple sweetness bal…

Whiskey tasted neat.Appearance: straw-gold colour.Nose: A fair bit of alcohol, some vanilla, caramel, brown sugar becoming more prevalent with time.Palate: Sweet and somewhat plain; a very 'forward'…

for it's price let's say i didn't expect more. is a bit over the average and a lot overshadowed by the 16 yo or the a'bunadh. the taste chaqnges from time to time wich is nice but ...let's say is a…

is a nice dramm and one of the fruitiest. the nose is a bit strange, quite hard to identify everything in it, but after comes the taste wich is citrus-light , smooth, really easy to drink. i could say…