Continuing on with the Speyside connection, this week’s review focuses on three different expressions from the same distillery going head to head against one another in the battle for supremacy. That distillery is Glenfiddich. Now before I go any further, I must admit that prior to going with this triple threat, I was already well […]
Read more "Whisky Review #45: Glenfiddich Triple Threat (12 vs 15 vs 18)"Another week presents us with another new review and this one is a Speysider with a French connection! The Glenlivet is a well known brand, having been toe to toe with Glenfiddich for supremacy over the past 5 years until midway through 2015, when it finally overtook its fierce rival to become the best selling […]
Read more "Whisky Review #44: The Glenlivet 15 Years Old French Oak Reserve"This week’s review focuses on the Auchroisk 21 Years Old, which has been bottled by The Single Cask for their bespoke range of single malt whiskies. For those who have yet to visit the bar, it prides itself in showcasing independent and single cask Scotch whisky expressions from unheralded distilleries and independent bottlers, allowing consumers […]
Read more "Whisky Review #42: Auchroisk 1991 21 Years Old (The Single Cask exclusive bottling)"Full disclosure: I’ve noticed that the previous Aberlour-related reviews on this blog are some of the most popular articles that I have written to date, so I thought that it was time for me to add another one to the Aberlour stable. Ahh Aberlour, a distillery which polarises my opinion quite a bit. Readers of […]
Read more "Whisky Review #39: Aberlour A’Bunadh Batch #53"And so, continuing on from last week’s Glenfiddich Gallery experience post, I have decided to do a standalone review of the whiskies which were up for tasting on the night. For the purpose of this review, I will not be including the core expressions and will instead be focusing on the cask samples that I […]
Read more "Whisky Review #34: The Glenfiddich Gallery Experience"On the night of the 10th of December, I attended The Glenfiddich Gallery experience at The Refinery in Singapore. It was a bespoke event which was meant to showcase the various nuances of Glenfiddich as a whisky to the wider public. Initially, the event was open only to members of Dram Full – Singapore but […]
Read more "The Glenfiddich Gallery Experience"First up, I’d like to wish everyone a very Blessed and Merry Christmas! Hopefully this day is spent in the company of family and friends, while enjoying good conversations, great food and even a stellar dram or three. This week’s review focuses on a dram from an illustrious distillery which has been experiencing a resurgence […]
Read more "Whisky Review #33: Glen Grant 10 Years Old"As promised, this review is a continuation of the insight into the whiskies offered by The Single Cask at CHIJMES. I will be reviewing seven different whiskies (four of which are part of the Horizontal Laphroaig flight, two of which are from Clynelish and one from Mortlach). The common factor which ties these drams together? […]
Read more "Whisky Review #28: The Single Cask drams"Dailuaine is a distillery that was totally unknown to me for many years up until January, when I purchased my copy of the Malt Whisky Yearbook 2015 during my time in Scotland. As I was perusing it, I came across the entry for the distillery and it stated that it was owned by Diageo and […]
Read more "Whisky Review #24: Dailuaine 16 Years Old Double Header – WM Cadenhead bottling vs Flora & Fauna bottling"I have to say that the Aberlour Batch #50 which I reviewed sometime back really piqued my curiosity and I have been on the lookout for other expressions from the distillery ever since. In the time that has gone by, I have managed to add two more expressions from the distillery to the list of […]
Read more "Whisky Review #23: Aberlour Double Header – A’Bunadh Batch #52 & 17 Years Old (French Exclusive)"
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