All Whisky reviews

According to the distillery, their 18 Year Old Aberlour is the flagship of the range. It is supposed to be the ultimate expression of Aberlour, with a perfect structure. Sounds enticing. We’ll find out…

I first tried this whisky at the festival in Ghent (Belgium) in February 2011. I brought a sample home as well, to try it again. It came out of those iconic decanters that Signatory is well-known for …

This whisky is 19 years old, but of a whole different calibre than the Signatory version I recently tasted. Very sherried, to say the least, judging by the beautiful bronze colour. The German Indie Malts…

Being a big big fan of the distillery's 16 year old expression I couldn't resist getting a bottle of there new 21 year old bottling when I saw it sitting there on the shelf of my whisky dealership ear…

Smooth from the triple distillation obviously this not peated, lots of sweet chocolate,honey with plenty of vanilla and sherry.Ideal intro to single malts for a non-whiskey drinker.

One of the least expensive malts at the LCBO, Deanston is one of those rare cases where we aren't being charged twice what people are paying in the US for a whisky. The information on the label is enc…

Black Bush is deeper and more complex than most Irish blends, take a small amount of a single sweet grain Whiskey then blend with love and care generously with a spicy malt whiskey that has been aged in…

Much like Black Bush but with the crytal malt it has more spice, darker chocolate with a hint of arabica coffee,With the limited nature of this expression, sorry you may have to settle for Black Bush …

This expression is the most disipointing of the bushmill stable, very light easy to drink but when you are a big fan of the Scotch Island malts it lacks a little depth, its not a bad Whiskey,it tastes…

I've never seen a bad review of the Balvenie 12 Year Double Wood. I was excited to finally take home a bottle as I had been waiting for room to open up on the shelf. What greeted me was a nose of sweet…