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Blended whisky with alot goin on. Nutty honey vanilla, citrus fruit, smokey ash, on arrival then drops off to short uneventful finish. Great blend for all seasons.

Suntory Royal was first released in 1960, and then it has been re-released several times, 6 times in total. What differences there are between these bottles I don't know, couldn't find much information…

Bedlington Malt Whisky Society sampled this particualr bottle on the 17th of October 2012.We were very pleasantly surprised at the amount of complex flavours were hidden in this bottle of very young…

Nose: Starts very classic with malt , smoky bacon. Israeli BBQ Bisli snack. (if you are not an Israeli, better look here ) off to cinnamon, Earth. Wood and grape peel.Palate: The palate is a bit peppery…

Alternate review title: 12 Days and 10 Minutes, to reflect the bottle opening time and glass airing time which made this bottle come alive. That strange alternate title reflects the variability of whi…

Well this is one that has peat rushing out from the bottle as soon as you open it..it's almost like Aladdin's lamp that was rubbed and out came the genie to grant your wish ..well mine was to go back to…

To be honest it is what i expect from a cherry wood matured drink. The nose does not dissapoint at all, and then the taste does the job quite nicely. It could be a bit better ,:) as rhere's always room…

Wow at 48% abv this malt packs a punch. Alcohol peppery 3 alarm fire gives way to buttery dry vanilla alchol grainy malty warm dry medium cleam finish.

On February 2nd 2012 I tried the Laddie Ten for the first time at a tasting with distillery manager Duncan McGillivray. I even own a bottle signed by Jim McEwan (yey!). This release marks the beginning…

The term Organic refers to the fact that this whisky was produced in a traditional and green way. Biodynamic as they say. It even got a quality label from the Bio Dynamic Argicultural Association. The…