World Whisky reviews

This is the third of the three drams my wife and newborn daughter purchased for my first fathers day. I've slowly worked my way through the Glengoyne and then this dram this evening, writing notes as I…

I'm going to to out on a limb and say that this is the best blended scotch for it's price.I paid $32.00 Cdn for this I'm amazed at it's complexity and richness ... In fact, it's better than some of the…

Amrut blended two 7 year old casks for this release, filled in 2002 and 2003. These are the oldest casks that were ever bottled at Amrut distillery.While it may seem young, Amrut says it’s unlikely that…

Té Bheag (pronounced “chey vek”) is a blended scotch whisky, the source materials drawn from unnamed West Coast and Speyside distilleries, blended and bottled by Pràban na Linne of the Isle of Skye. Some…

Nose: peat of course but quite sweet and accompanied by something musty. It's like a hint of sweaty sock - not dissimilar to the smell you get with some parma ham. Interesting but I can't make up my mind…

This new Macmyra came second in our whisky world cup, beating some fantastic opposition. Even those of us who weren’t madly keen on the Preludiums (such as me, I didnt like the early ones at all) were…

Nose: youthful corn, clean peat, no smoke, medicinalAppearance: light color, low oak influencePalate: brine, kosher salt, chalk, cask strength is apparent, hot on roof of the mouth on the finish, nice…