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A nice rich scotch full of peat - not overwhelming though. Great Scotch for a cold, miserable, winter day.

I started this bottle thinking it was a bit too peppery for my liking but after a few glasses, it grew on my immensely.

A friend of mine gifted me both the 1966 and the 1974 Speymalts from Gordon & Macphail as a wedding present out of the 3 Speymalts that he had. As we both live in different countries, I took pity on him…

This was the second Speymalt that we opened in July, the other one being the 1966. Very similar to the 1966 overall, yet sweeter and slightly less smoky were my thoughts. Nose: Sherry and chocolate with…

Colour:Beautiful dark Copper , almost mahogany. All natural, no colour added. Wow! I love this one already.Nose : Big sherry. Starting with some balsamic sourness, then off to the big sherry party. Dried…

Nose: Typical ealy 70's Clynelish and as such, stunning. Beeswax and light honey backed by orange blossom, red apple and pear. Some lovely pineapple and papaya builds alongside olive oil and vanilla with…

I am not sure how this Chivas 12 found its way into my cabinet! I think it was an old gift a friend a few years ago. In any case I dug it out this afternoon and had two drams as an aperitif with my…

Living in Italy, you see this bottle at every corner shop, liquor store or supermarket for miles around. Italians are some of the largest consumers of Glen Grant in the world. This 5 year old is a par…

Colour: Copper Red. This one is not coloured with caramel which is a good startNose: If you thought the previous Kavalan was tropical , be ready for more surprises. This one is Ultra tropical. Even more…

Well this is my tuppence worth on the Ardbeg 10. this afternoon I had a nice session with my neighbor which involved a Chivas 12, an Ardbeg 10, and a 21 y.o Glenfiddich. Powerful, slightly woody and…