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This review is from my bottle which is around 2/3 full and been open 3 weeks. I paid £65 online in the UK for the bottle (the Tamdhu 15 retails at around £75 in the UK)NoseAgain an unmistakable Sherry…

This review of Tamdhu 15 is from a sample kindly supplied by @RianC and is only my second experience of Tamdhu as I've also tried the 12. Which is decent. It was also @RianC s idea to compare this to the…

Orkney, Unnamed Orkney, Secret Orkney, all of them refer to Highland Park of course. The weirdest – in a good way – I had seen so far was High Parkland from Dramfool, with a Viking helmet on the label…

Former releases by BYOB-C (say ‘biopsy’) were all very good in my opinion. Not much later there was a series om malts under the ‘Build Your Own Bearded Commando’ label, but the acronym can also be used…

Oh, look, the boys and girls from Liquid Art have selected their next cask and this time it is one from the Highlands. And while they are not at liberty to divulge whence it came, I can tell you that the…

A Secret Grain, that’s not something you encounter often, is it? The German bottler The Whisky Agency joined forces with Animal Spirits to release this 46 years old grain that matured on a sherry butt…

The Whisky Agency bottled this Secret Speyside from 1993 (with which I have some good experience) with Heads & Tails from Canada. The sherry cask has given it a wonderful color.Soft and layered nose on…

Today we are somewhat bombarded with ‘secret’ this and ‘secret’ that, but as long as the whisky is good, we could care less. This is a Secret Sspeyside that was put to sleep in 1991 and bottled by the…

Warm smooth rich floral spicy brown sugar loaded arrival, develops a tobacco heavy middle, flowing into a red fruit and rye spiced young slow finish.

Long warm spice loaded arrival, tannic wooded coated middle developing a sweet vanilla fast finish,