All Whisky reviews

I had this Brora before at the Whisky Festival in Ghent, Belgium, last February. I remember it being pretty good, which is why I got me another sample on the spot. I didn’t make any notes at the time,…

My friends keep telling me I need to taste a 30 Year Old Brora. To get them off my back (just kidding!), I’m doing this today. It’s the 2009 release, of which I got a sample (because 250 quid for a…

First ever review so bear with me.Sampled in a Glencairn with a tea spoon of spring water. The legs were thick and muscled like those of a few lady rugby players I’ve known. They were still sliding down…

First of all, it's my first review so forgive me I might be totally wrong.Nose : very light, notes of fresh fruits (peach ?)Taste : kind of confirm lightness, fine, some light peat I didn't pick up at…

Colour: Dark gold (probably not natural?)Nose: Young peat and strong iodine hit the nose first with hints of seaspray and some pepper. Malty notes emerge with sweet smoke and honey.Palate: Smooth, medium…

Colour: Pale Gold.Nose: A soft nose with loads of fresh fruit, apples, coconut, wrapped in vanilla and some sweet spice.Palate: Medium bodied, with a bit of initial bite. More fresh fruit notes and sweet…

Single Malts of Scotland is one of the labels from Sukhinder Singh, the man behind the famous London based shop ‘The Whisky Exchange’. On 22 April 2008 he brought 576 bottles of this Clynelish Vintage…

Sukhinder Singh bottled a lot of good whiskies for the 10th anniversary of his shop The Whisky Exchange in 2009. One of those was this – already sold out – Clynelish 37 Year Old. About 200 bottles were…

Rich amber-gold, almost tending to orange. The aroma is richly peaty with a nice heathery component as well. Floral and a little but spicy as well. There is a light bite of alcohol lending a long peppery…