All Whisky reviews

The Girvan Distillery can be found in the Lowlands and is owned by William Grants & Sons, better known as the company behind Glenfiddich. The production is destined for the blends of the company, but…

The Nectar of the Daily Drams is a well known Belgian bottler. Two years ago, they launched this grain whisky, a 48 Year Old Girvan from 1964.Wonderfully sweet nose on nougat, butterscotch, vanilla,…

Cameronbrigde was one of Scotland’s first distilleries to produce grain whisky. It was founded in 1824. Jim McEwan, of Bruichladdich fame, was asked to select casks for the Celtic Heartlands series. It…

Invergordon is a fairly young distillery, founded in 1959, a proverbial stone’s throw away from Glenmorangie and Dalmore. We are trying a 25 Year Old single cask of the grain whisky, distilled in 1988…

Independent Bottler Duncan Taylor has bottled quite a bit of Invergordon already. Most casks were put to sleep in 1965 and were released in their Rare Auld series. This is one of those, cask 15519. A…

That Boutique-y Whisky Company bottles cask ends and does not put an age statement on it. Quite a few gems have appeared, it must be said. They have also bottled a grain whisky, in this case an Inverg…

Port Dundas is closed since 2009 and can be found on the northern edge of Glasgow’s city centre. Diageo moved the production to the nearby North British and Cameronbridge Distilleries. Clan Denny, a…

North British was founded in 1885 by, among others, Andrew Usher, who is considered to be the father of the blend. You can find North British west of the capital of Edinburgh. It produces some 65 million…

When I first opened and tried this, I was looking for a smoke experience. I got it and then some. If I had reviewed this back in May, it would have been that it's a challenging drink, but worth it on…

A crushed aging-building rooftop from snow weight yielded the disaster-origin story for Glenfiddich Snow Phoenix. Snow Phoenix was distillery bottled in 2010, from a mixture of malt casks, some aged in…