Michel Couvreur Overaged & Blossoming Auld Sherried
Michel Couvreur is an unusual house, maturing Scottish whisky in France, and we review their Blossoming Auld Sherried and Overaged.
Reviews of whiskies from independent bottlers
Michel Couvreur is an unusual house, maturing Scottish whisky in France, and we review their Blossoming Auld Sherried and Overaged.
Glenburgie is a distillery you mostly have to rely on indy bottlers to see what it can do, so we review an 8yo Gordon & Macphail and two 30yo Signatory Vintage.
Glen Elgin is another Diageo underrated distillery. We review their official 12-year-old and indy bottlings from Chorlton, Lady of the Glen and That Boutique-y.
We explore the problem of having rare samples then review two Speyside whiskies from 1973 and 1975 bottled by Antique Lions of Spirits in 2017.
We review three Teaninich, with the 10-year-old Flora & Fauna, a 11-year-old bottled by Chorlton, and an old 1983 from Signatory Vintage bottled in 2011.
We review a rare Chain Pier whisky bottled by Hogshead import, one of the 39 casks ever made, then a Bonnington bottled by The Caskhound.
We explore the art of Blended Malts with five expressions from Compass Box: the No Name 1, 2 and 3, Menagerie and Three-Year-Old Deluxe.
Tobermory is a distillery that rewards closer looks, and that’s what we get from reviewing the core 12-year-old, an indy 24yo and an unpeated Ledaig.
We review seven new Signatory Vintage expressions from their 100 Proof series, with editions #70 to #73 and #75 to #77.
We review three old single grains today, with three Caledonian from 29- to 48-year-old, from That Boutique-y Whisky Company and Scott’s Selection.
We review five more Independent Clynelish, coming from Cadenhead, Signatory Vintage, Hidden Spirits, Whisky Sponge and Masam (Samaroli).
We’re back to Cognac with a Grosperrin Lot 71 and a Marie Foucher Lot 75 from the independent bottler Malternative Belgium.