Seven Ben Nevis 1996
We review seven 1996 Ben Nevis: an official private cask and six indy bottlings from Celtic Whisky Distillerie for Le Comptoir Irlandais, Caora, Thompson Brothers, The Whisky Jury, Milroys & Hunter Laing
We review seven 1996 Ben Nevis: an official private cask and six indy bottlings from Celtic Whisky Distillerie for Le Comptoir Irlandais, Caora, Thompson Brothers, The Whisky Jury, Milroys & Hunter Laing
We continue our Ben Nevis week with four independent bottlings, from young Dràm Mòr, SMWS and Elixir Distillers to a 25yo 1997 from Spirits Shop
Time for a Ben Nevis session, with a 2010 bottled by Whiskybase in 2025, three 10yo from 2000 and 2018 including the CS, and a 27yo LeGus’t.
We continue our series of reviewing blends from old times with three more: James Martin’s V.VO (70s), Clan Campbell (60s) and Langside (60/70s).
We’re back for more blends from old times, with a Passport and a House of Lords, both bottled in the 1960s, and a Talisman bottled in the 1990s.
We check two discontinued Old Pulteney as it’s been some time: the first Old Pulteney Distillery Exclusive and a 26-year-old 1990 for Heathrow.
We continue our exploration of older blends, this time with three bottlings from the 1960s and 1970s: two Cluny releases and a C&J McDonald’s.
We explore three blends from old times with Teacher’s Highland Cream, VAT69 and Cameron’s Black Prince, all from the 1970s.
We’re comparing four cognacs from two of the big Cognac houses: the Rémy Martin 1738, X0 Excellence and XO, against the Hennessy XO.
We’re reviewing a discontinued 300 ml Yamazaki Distillery Exclusive from 2018 and the Yamazaki Peated Malt Spanish Oak Kogei Edition from 2024.
We review four Macallan 12-Year-Old Sherry Oak Cask from different eras (1980s vs 2020s) and markets (Europe vs USA) and a 20 yo Macallan ‘Speymalt’ from Gordon & Macphail.
We review two Bowmore 2005 The Whisky Agency, bottled from sister casks with the age and type of cask. Will they differ or be similar?