Today’s Independent Bottled (IB) Whisky review of the Signatory Vintage Edradour 10, from the Un-Chillfiltered Collection, comes with a little quiz. If an independent bottler owns a distillery and bottles… Read More »Untamed Independents: Signatory Vintage Edradour 10 Un-Chillfiltered Review
It is that time of the year. The time when everybody in the whisky sphere declares their favourite bottle of the year. And just like last year, I refuse to… Read More »2025 Whiskies of the Year: 12 whiskies for 12 months
As I announced last week, for the next four weeks, I am taking a break from whisky reviews and my personal exploration of whisky. Instead, I am casting my eyes… Read More »Five Alternatives to Aberlour 12 Double Cask
For the next four weeks, I will take a break from whisky reviews and my personal exploration of whisky. Instead, I am casting my eyes back to the early days… Read More »Five Alternatives to Glenfiddich 12
All good things must come to an end, and so does this series dedicated to teenage whiskies with today’s review of the anCnoc 18-year-old. There are a lot more iconic… Read More »Teenage Whisky Kicks: anCnoc 18 year old review
After the lone 17 year old from Craigellachie, it is time to end this series with a couple of 18-year-old whiskies. For reasons unknown, unless you consider Craigellachie’s Travel Retail… Read More »Teenage Whisky Kicks: Loch Lomond 18 year old Review
I opened this series on teenage single malt whiskies with two bottles, the Glencadam 15 and the Glen Scotia 15, which I have enjoyed regularly. It was a great opportunity… Read More »Teenage Whisky Kicks: Old Pulteney 15 Year Old Review
For the past three weeks, summer has exploded here in Italy, with temperatures well over 30°C (90°F and more, for those of you sticking to obsolete temperature units). Not exactly… Read More »Teenage Whisky Kicks: Glencadam 15 year old Review
It’s review 100 for Road to Dram so t is time to celebrate this small but proud landmark with a look at WM Cadenhead’s February 2025 Releases. From fruit bomb to maritime peat gem, there is something for everyone.
With this penultimate instalment of my look at cask finishes in whisky, I am about to review the Glenglassaugh Portsoy. Potentially, this could be an interesting look at a different… Read More »Finishing School: Glenglassaugh Portsoy Review