All Whisky reviews

Connemara is Cooley's special whisky as this one is double distilled (while most Irish whiskies are triple distilled). Moreover, it's peated. Connemara doesn't use chill filtration or coloring. I've…

ose: Spices, mixed with Orange peel and sultans, sweet honeyed malty notes as well.Palate: Entering on the Spices, moving on to milk chocolate, dried fruit, and cinnamon, with some crushed coffee beans…

Nose: Spicier than the Tay. with more citrus,and jasmine blossom. less sherried then Taypalate: Christmas cake, orange peel, chocolate truffle, marzipan and cocoaFinish : Bitter coffee, dark chocolate…

Nose: Quite a light nose, ‘light sherry’ as i like to call it, with some malty,honey,vanilla and some fruit (sultanas,baked apples)Palate: Sweet, on sultanas, spices, and honey. quite subtle as well, not…

Nose : Toffee, Sherry, and some lemony notes(citrus) , some spices(ginger and cinnamon).Palate: Fruit cake, chocolate, cocoa, honey, wine notes. quite warming and very soothing. A lovely palate!Finish…

As I piece together my whisk(e)y cabinet, I look for representation of various styles within the sectors of Scotch, Bourbons, etc. As an introduction to the rye style of the spectrum, I read that "Baby…

At the end of the 19th Century, A.A. Watt Distillery from Derry brought introduced Inishowed Irish Whiskey. The name is derived from the beautiful peninsula in the west of Ireland, where you'll also find…

Laphroaig is one of the more well-known distilleries on Islay, and the Laphroaig Quarter Cask is an attempt to distill a whisky that tastes like it would have done 200 years ago – it does this by using…

Nose: sweet, floral, fruity, smoothTaste: this is very sweet and very smooth immediately. There is moderate pleasant peat, with wine flavours also present and more noticeable after a few seconds. On the…

Nose: delicate and fruity, peaches, apricots, grapes, a hint of oak. Taste: sweet, with all of the fruit flavours listed above expressing rather strongly and quickly. The oak is clearly present and…