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Aberfeldy 12 Year Old

Dewar's Skeleton Aberfeldy 12 Year Old

Aberfeldy Distillery was built by John Dewar & Sons in 1898 for one simple reason - supplying malt for their blends. Of course, that was the main reason for single malt distilleries in the first place…

@talexanderBy @talexander12 years ago 0 186

Scapa 16 Year Old

Honey, seashores and all in between Scapa 16 Year Old

The Scapa, is a single malt which has eluded me for a long time being a youthfull whisky amateur, although the location can wake the attention out of anyone who has a keen interest in military and esp…

LBy @Lifewaterforce12 years ago 0 084

Lagavulin 16 Year Old

Eternal love Lagavulin 16 Year Old

This was in fact the second single malt I ever had in my life, but 50 malts later probably still my number 1 or at least still in my top 3. With a dram of Lagavulin it all started, something I seem to…

@PandemoniumBy @Pandemonium12 years ago 2 097

Tomatin 18 Year Old

A Nice Surprise! Tomatin 18 Year Old

Here in Ontario, thanks to the iron grip of the LCBO, there are many, many single malts which we simply don't see. Tomatin is one of them. Which is surprising since, at its peak of production in 1974,…

@talexanderBy @talexander12 years ago 0 091

Ardbeg 10 Year Old

Indecision Ardbeg 10 Year Old

I love Islay malt, my love for them is almost unconditional, than why do I not like this peaty monster? I'm still not sure why and will surely try another dram of the 10 yo in the near future to make…

@PandemoniumBy @Pandemonium12 years ago 0 1075

Ardmore - Traditional Cask

Undervalued Ardmore - Traditional Cask

Promoted during the months that I stayed in Edinburgh as Malt of the Month at the local pub, and it is true, if I'm ever going to make a "Bang for your Buck" list, this one will surely take the lead. A…

@PandemoniumBy @Pandemonium12 years ago 0 083

Aberfeldy 12 Year Old

Not bad, but no Love Aberfeldy 12 Year Old

Had quite a few drams of it at the distillery, finishing the drinks of my companions who weren't really into whisky. Not to insult this malt, but I actually prefer the Dewar blends. Nose: what can I say…

@PandemoniumBy @Pandemonium12 years ago 0 070

Longrow Red

The Forgotten Red? Longrow Red

As you may know, there are three brands distilled at Springbank: Hazelburn, Springbank and Longrow. Longrow is the peatier version - in fact, all of the barley that goes into Longrow is peat dried (and…

@talexanderBy @talexander12 years ago 0 473