Secret Highland Malt 1983 Sansibar (2020)
It’s time for the whisky (and malternative) advent calendar! And behind the first window was a Secret Highland Malt 1983 from Sansibar.
Reviews from official whisky bottlings from distilleries
It’s time for the whisky (and malternative) advent calendar! And behind the first window was a Secret Highland Malt 1983 from Sansibar.
Another lost distillery we had not covered before on More Drams as we try a Glenury Royal 1978 bottled by @signatorywhisky.
Sitting on top of @bowmore’s core range is the 25-year-old, and thanks to one of their French ambassadors and a friend, we review it on More Drams Less Drama.
Dallas Dhu is one of the many distilleries that closed between 1983 and 1985. We try one of its very few official bottlings: the Dallas Dhu 1975 Rare Malts.
Killyloch was a very short-lived distillery, open for less than 10 years. But we had the chance to try this Killyloch 1972 from @SignatoryWhisky.
Port Charlotte is the medium peated range from @Bruichladdich. We review a 20yo 2001 PC released by @SMWSUK in their October 2022 outturn.
The General is an unusual blend from @CompassBox as it’s a blend of two pre-blended parcels of whisky, the youngest being 33yo!
Tennessee is not just about bourbon or alike, there’s rye too, and we try the Tennessee Rye batch 4 from @BoutiqueyWhisky.
Located in Forres, @Benromach is a Speyside whisky distillery owned by @gordon_macphail. We try today a 2011 Single Cask bottled for @whisky_fr.
We take the time machine back to 1971 as @Coldorak reviews a 5yo @glenfarclas bottled in 1976 for Terni Import.
In 2019 @Ardbeg added a new yearly batch 19yo expression called Traigh Bhan. Four batches have been released until now and @Coldorak compares them all.
Brittany based Warenghem distillery has matured some of its @ArmorikWhisky in chouchen casks, a breton kind of mead, and @Coldorak reviews two of them: an official and a @BoutiqueyWhisky.