Maze Churchill / Landreau / La Prenellerie Cognacs
We review three more Cognacs coming from Maze Churchill, Landreau and La Prenellerie, the latter being bottled by Authentic Spirits.
Reviews of whiskies from independent bottlers
We review three more Cognacs coming from Maze Churchill, Landreau and La Prenellerie, the latter being bottled by Authentic Spirits.
Compass Box revamped their core range after John Glaser left, and we review the latest additions: the Compass Box Nectarosity & Crimson Casks.
We review three of the first releases from a new indy bottler: Ninety-One & One, Secret Ardbeg 19yo and Blended Scotch 40yo Living Souls.
We explore Glasgow Distillery with 3 different takes: an indy bottling, a small batch and a single cask in Tokaji, Marsala & Vin de Paille.
Convalmore, a Speyside distillery closed since 1985, was rarely bottled officially. We review an indy one: Convalmore 1975 Gordon & Macphail.
Philippe Gosmand selected from Maison Benjamin Kuentz this Esprit Libre 2017 for Spirit Paradise, his own bottling activity.
We go to Islay again but this time with unpeated malt as we review Four Bruichladdich (OB / Cadenhead’s / Chorlton).
We review two Campbeltown Blended Malts from Swell de Spirits & Chorlton. One is a true blended malt, the other a teaspooned single malt.
Invergordon primarily contributes to blends, official single grain bottlings remain rare: we review three indy Invergordon aged over 40 years.
Glen Moray may not always grab the spotlight in the world of Speyside single malts, but let’s see if these six indy teenager Glen Moray shine.
We review the Port Dundas 46 and 47yo Scott’s Selection, from what was once Scotland’s largest distillery, and a founding member of DCL.
We review five Fèis Ìle whiskies, curated by the band of Islay friends from The Attic Islay, five whiskies bottled for the Fèis Ìle festival.