Unpeated Ledaig Swell de Spirits vs Ledaig 1972
Today we put face to face two very special drams: a 29-year-old Unpeated Ledaig Swell de Spirits vs a 42-year-old Ledaig 1972.
Reviews of whiskies from independent bottlers
Today we put face to face two very special drams: a 29-year-old Unpeated Ledaig Swell de Spirits vs a 42-year-old Ledaig 1972.
We review a pair of Agitator single casks, a 2019 unpeated and a 2020 peated, bottled by The Whisky Jury, both matured in wave stave casks.
We review something from a young Danish microdistillery: a three-year-old Sall Whisky 2020 Whisky Watcher.
Dram number 2 of my Cognac Expert Advent Calendar is a multi-vintage Vaudon 75/78/80 bottled by Grape of the Art.
Signatory Vintage has selected six ‘Exceptional Cask’ expressions so far in its 100-proof series, starting with Aultmore, Glenburgie and Macduff.
We review two new malternatives with some Domaine de Charron 1996 and 2008 Bas-Armagnac bottled by independent bottler Swell de Spirits.
We talk about whisky sourcing and transparency before reviewing the Teeling 21-year-old Rising Reserve No.3.
We take a look at Old Pulteney with the review of core expressions (12, 15, Flotilla and a Travel Retail) and an indy bottling from Daily Dram.
We’re going for something new on More Drams with a Plum and a Pear brandies from La Salamandre Distillery and bottled by Swell de Spirits
We try two young whiskies from Swell de Spirits: a Glen Garioch 2015 and a Secret Islay Blended Malt 2017.
I reached my 2000th dram tasted and to celebrate, I tried two Port Ellen 1983 from Boutique-y and Duncan Taylor with a friend.
Reflecting on my initial discussion of Mortlach from three years prior (time flies!), I recall mentioning the need to delve