I love single malts, but for many, the introduction to whisky came from Blended Scotch. I explore some better, but affordable, alternatives to the supermarket shelf fillers.
Below, you will find the posts which make up this chapter
I started this series of reviews on Blended Whiskies by asking if they might be a better option to many popular entry-level Single Malts. In this post, I round up… Read More »4 Blended whiskies better than entry-level Single Malts
Today’s review is the Cutty Sark Prohibition, an affordable and popular blend owned by La Martiniquaise, France’s second-largest liquor brand and owners of Glen Moray. TL:DR: Not a dram I’d… Read More »Cutty Sark Prohibition review: my anti-snobbery booster shot
Today I continue my foray with something very different from anything I tried before. Forget categories and forget country of origin – if you want to try a whisky breaking… Read More »And now for something completely different: Woven Superblend review
It would be pretty much impossible to talk and test the next generation of Scotch blends, without a review of Adelphi’s Maclean’s Nose. It is a blend which already has… Read More »Adelphi Maclean’s Nose Blended Scotch review
Continuing my blended scotch intermission from Singe Malt, today I am reviewing the Thompson Bro.s TB/BSW. The TB/BSW certainly comes with a high reputation, having won the 2023 OSWAs as… Read More »Thompson Bro.s TB/BSW Blended Scotch Review
This review of the Compass Box Artist blend is part of a series of posts where I will explore if the new wave of blended Scotch is a better entry-level… Read More »Blended Scotch Intermission & Compass Box Artist Blend Review