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An Turas Mor is Gaelic for ‘The Great Journey’ with which the makers refer to the coming of age of this malt, i.e. the journey towards 10 years old. This release from 2010 differs significantly from…

This Port Charlotte is 8 years old, as you would have guessed from the label. It was distilled on 18th July 2001 and bottled on 27th July 2009. No less than 30.000 bottles were filled at a whopping 60…

While 30.000 bottles of PC8 were released, aficionados of Port Charlotte had to make do with only 6.000 bottles of the PC9. I tried this one H2H with the PC8, but the way. An Ataireach Ard means ‘the…

After a good dinner, I sit later relaxed behind my desk for write my second review today of my most gorgeous creation of Glenmorangie...Yes, and I can tell you this is my most favourite Glenmorangie what…

This is a good and fine whisky of Glenmorangie. I love the diffent kind of styles of this great selection of Glenmorangie.I fill my glass with this fine whisky on a rainy winter day, put some Folk music…

This was the 12th whisky tasted in my journey, and was my May 2011 bottle. I've just finished it and was really trying to find something in the last few drams in order to write something meaningful here…

After this saturday with Autumn elements on the Winter season, I took for my Nightsleep rest a good dram from again yes...the great Glenmorangie, this time the fantastic Finealta.This wonderful piece of…

Recently the wonderful people at Bunnahabain have changed their bottling of the standard 12yo. The bottle has changed from a green to a dark brown, the ABV % was bummed up from 40% to 46.3%, and they…

Prelude:Yes, another Glenlivet 12 review. Why, you might ask? Good question. The answer is in three parts as follows:1) pure self-interest (more on this in a minute); 2) to see if I can't remind myself…

This is a release by the Dutch whiskyclub Commitment to Malt, of which my patner in whiskycrime Imanuel is a member. So I had tasted it before, but didn’t write notes then. Time to correct that. This is…