All Whisky reviews

OUt of all the supermaket whiskies in tesco at the price of aberlour its my clear winner by a mile. Its good enough to stand upto its competition in the price band and it makes a decent hot toddy too.

I’m not much of a fan of the Glenfiddich 12 Year Old, but the 18 Year Old has intrigued me for a while. On the whole, a bottle of the 18 Year Old will set you back between £35-40, and I think it’s worth…

This scotch is only available in Australia from one re-sellor. It's scarcity makes it quite unknown amongst the considered dram drinkers down under. However this whisky, hands down, rates as the gold…

[Reposted from my blog - check my profile] These notes are for the Glenfiddich entry-level 12-year-old distillery bottling, with its distinctive triangular green glass bottle.Nose: Dry, crisp, and earthy…

Nose: a strong citrus aroma of lemon accompanied by the smell of sea. Body: Very lightPalate: Vinegar and citric fruits. A little oaky and peppered.Finish: a little bit of bitterness

Ledaig (led-chig) 10-year single malt scotch is distilled at the Tobermory Distillery on the Hebridean Isle of Mull, in the western Island region of Scotland. On the bottle is written “wonderfully pea…

Having debilated for some time on this single malt I must report it's well the wait. Sherry Sherry Sherry. If this is your thing than look no further. Not the best value for money however this is a must…

Having read Jim Murray's latest whisky bible cover to cover. I concur with his assessments "don't underestimate blends" or in this case vatted malts. This whisky is well deserving and in my humble opi…

This is one of the best value malts on the market and for some reason doesn't resonate with more dram drinkers. As a first pour this is one you should reach for. Great price. Great whisky. Love Aberlour…

This whisky like its younger brother the ten is very subtle and very tasty. No peat. No smoke. No heavy finish. Just sweet young vanilla and delight to drink. In my opinion this is the best Glenmorangie…