After last week’s more reflective piece on NAS vs age-stated whiskies, and where I’d love to see the industry go, it’s time to get back to whisky reviews, this time revisiting Springbank 10. The proximity to the Springbank 100 Proof review is (almost) purely casual. But appropriate for the broader…
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Today’s title about NAS whisky did not emerge by chance. It was actually something brought to mind by last week’s review of the Springbank 100 Proof. Proudly aged “only” 5 years. And yet, the very same distillery has another 100 Proof whisky, the Longrow, which does not have an age…
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After the revisited Glenfiddich 12 and the accompanying Steam & Fire review, I was tempted to follow with a new entry-level bottle. Torabhaig’s new Taigh core release looked extremely attractive. And I love any excuse for a new whisky purchase (especially since it often becomes 3-4 bottles). But then I…
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Today I am diving into another Fork in the Road, another whisky that could have been featured in my original whisky exploration but got left by the side. But the time has come to review the Loch Lomond Steam & Fire, a whisky which is arguably a contender for Loch…
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Today, it is time for another revisited take on a past review, this time Glenfiddich 12. That post, back in November 2023, was my second post ever. And actually, my first ever review. Even though my writing was pretty basic and the direction of the blog was still being shaped,…
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Just like many whisky aficionados, I am a big fan of Independent Bottlers. If you read my piece on the Independent Spirits Festival, you will know I make no mystery of that. I love their ability to provide drinkers with a more genuine and unrestrained look at what distillates can…
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After my revisited Port Charlotte 10 review and the first instalment of the Fork in the Road series, with the Lagavulin 16, I am turning the spotlight to a new-ish bottle. Another peat forward malt. Today I will review the Ledaig Hebridean Moon, a 10-year-old special release. And with that,…
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During the exploration of whisky, which led to me starting Road to Dram, I made many choices. The main one has always been which bottles to include in a certain part of the journey. Last week, I revisited the Port Charlotte 10, the bottle I chose and reviewed back in…
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I likely would not be as passionate about whisky as I am today if it weren’t for peat. In my early days as a whisky drinker, I constantly looked for it and associated it closely with Scottish whisky. It does not surprise me when I hear a new whisky drinker…
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Over the past couple of years of writing Road to Dram, my tastes have undoubtedly evolved. And while I might look for cask strength and IB bottles when I reach for a dram to relax with, I continue to have a soft spot for entry-level drams. It’s probably because they…
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