SMWS Global Gathering 2022
@Coldorak reviews the five whiskies selected for the @SMWSUK Global Gathering 2022.
Reviews from official whisky bottlings from distilleries
@Coldorak reviews the five whiskies selected for the @SMWSUK Global Gathering 2022.
A few years ago, Two Brewers from Yukon, Canada, decided to go to next step and started distilling. @Coldorak reviews a batch from their Classic expression.
Though mostly a US exclusive, @AberlourVC released batch #05 of its bourbon matured A’Bunadh Alba in Europe, and @Coldorak reviews it on @MoreDrams.
The @lostdistillery Company has attempted to recreate whiskies that could have been made by several lost distilleries. @Coldorak reviews them.
About 50 years separate the two @GlenGrantUK that @Coldorak reviews on @MoreDrams: an official from the 1970s and an indy bottled by @WmCadenhead in 2022.
For the first time on @MoreDrams, @Coldorak reviews some Canadian whisky with two old @Canadian_Club releases and compare them with the current NAS one.
@Ncnean is a young and sustainable Highland distillery, making gin and whisky. @Coldorak tries their Organic Single Malt batch 7 from 2021.
@Coldorak reviews the six releases from @smwsuk for the 2022 whisky festivals in Scotland.
@Coldorak reviews the fifth release from the small Dutch indy bottler Roger’s Whisky Co, an undisclosed teaspooned Blended Malt.
@Coldorak reaches his 1,000th whisky tasted, and he had to celebrate that with something special: a Brora 1981 from @SignatoryWhisky.
@Redbreast_US 12-year-old is one of the most classic Irish Single Pot Still whiskeys, distilled at New Midleton Distillery. @Coldorak reviews the regular 12-year-old as well as two Cask Strength batches.
On the road to quite a milestone, @Coldorak’s 999th was this @PortEllenWhisky 1979 from @SignatoryWhisky