Auchroisk 1975 / Flora & Fauna / Chorlton
Auchroisk is a ‘young’ distillery from the 1970s, and we review an official 1975 ‘The Singleton’, the 10yo Flora & Fauna, and a 14yo bottled by Chorlton in 2025.
Auchroisk is a ‘young’ distillery from the 1970s, and we review an official 1975 ‘The Singleton’, the 10yo Flora & Fauna, and a 14yo bottled by Chorlton in 2025.
Fettercairn is a quite distinctive distillery with water cooled stills. We review two official from the 80s & 90s, and an indy 2008 from Douglas Laing.
We review two old 8-year-old Blair Athol bottled in the 1970s and late ’80s, the 12-year-old Flora & Fauna, a 2010 single cask from Elixir Distillers and a 35-year-old 1988 Blair Athol bottled by Signatory Vintage for their 35th anniversary.
Dalwhinnie 15-year-old has been a staple of pubs and whisky amateurs’ cabinet, so we review it against an indy 2008 from North Star Spirits.
We review 5 indy Glen Moray from The Whisky Cask, High Spirits, Archives, Asta Morris and Celtic Whisky Distillerie, reaching our 100th ever Glen Moray tasted.
Loch Lomond is a wonderful and odd distillery whose output resists tidy categories. We try 5 of them: a Glenshiel, and 4 Inchmurrin, official and Decadent Drinks.
We take a look at BenRiach with two official bottlings from the 2010s, with a 1996 single cask and the 25yo Authenticus, and a 33-year-old from Whiskyland.
We’ve reviewed rums only twice. I have a few samples accumulating, so let’s have four today, from Breizh’Cool, Hampden and Caroni.
We take a look at five Glenrothes today: two official bottlings and three independent, from That Boutique-y Whisky, Cadenhead and Signatory.
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.