Pot stillness in a glass Redbreast 12 Year Old
Redbreast is Jameson’s brand of pure Irish pot still whiskey. The quality is consistent with their other products, although this seems to have got pricey of late which is disappointing, the 15 year old…
Whisky Reviews
Redbreast is Jameson’s brand of pure Irish pot still whiskey. The quality is consistent with their other products, although this seems to have got pricey of late which is disappointing, the 15 year old…
One of the prettiest bottles/tubes in my cabinet. The drawings of rocks, surf and sea gulls makes one think the contents will be dominated by coastal briny flavours but that doesn’t prove to be the case…
So, I've been sitting on a bottle of this for a little over a year now, waiting until I finished my bottle of Cragganmore 12 yo. Nose: floral, vanilla, soft oak, melon, chocolate orange, marshmallow.…
what a disappointment this bourbon is, after reading so many positive reviews and hearing many good things about blantons, i have to say that i am extremely let down. even with out the hype it still…
Nose is initially Smokey, fading to a earthy oak with roasted nuts and light salt. Taste is smooth, with an initial medium to high peat that then lingers and intesifies. A fairly simple but easily dri…
I first tried this whisky at a friends house and I was mesmerized. A big mouth-coating sweetnes with butterscotch and sultanas was tremendous without a drop of water in it. I bought a bottle for myself…
Old St Andrews is a small blending company in London that offered its whisky in a golf ball shaped bottle until recently. So it is clear who the demographic is, I suppose. But is the whisky any good,…
This whisky was popular in the 1980s due to the fact that Dennis Thatcher (hubby of Margaret) was often seen on the golf course with a miniature of it. Today, the Old St Andrews range consists of four…
The last little cask miniature in my gift pack contains a 15 year old malt, but I am unable to find out which one it might be. Remember this was bottled in 1991, so it contains a malt from the 1970’s.…
Outland whisky? What is that? The label on the (beautiful) bottle proudly pronounced ‘Born in Scotland, Raised in Spain’. That needs some explaining. The whisky was composed by Richard Paterson of Whyte…
Use the filters above to search for reviews.