Caperdonich 19yo, Lady of the Glen, 54%
A demolished distillery and a small unknown bottler. Lady of the Glen is bottled by Hannah Whisky Merchants, run by one Gregor Hannah, from Inverkeithing, Fife. Caperdonich? Gone and remembered. Though … Continue reading
Happy International Whisky Day, Strathisla 1957/2007 G&M 43%
It is International Whisky Day, this 27th March, which commemorates Michael Jackson in true charitable fashion. As opposed to the other World Whisky Day which is a commercial affair. So … Continue reading
Ardbeg 10yo circa 1960s, 80 proof
Yes this is a rather old 10 year old, from about the 60s, before Ardbeg started using the distinctive stylized A in Ardbeg. That means this whisky has been in glass … Continue reading
Old Ballantruan 10yo ~2013, 50%
Old Ballantruan is neither ‘old’ in the sense of being established, nor is it from Ballantruan distillery. It is the peated version of Tomintoul aka ‘the gentle dram’, and the … Continue reading
Glen Garioch 14yo 2000/2014, cask 424 distillery special, 59.7%
Glen Garioch (confusingly pronounced Gee-ree) often springs to mind whenever someone asks for the most underrated distillery I know of. I have tried several from various vintages and liked them … Continue reading
Redbreast 15yo 46%
The Redbreast range of Irish Whiskey are ‘pure pot still’ whiskies, meaning a mixture of malted and unmalted barley is mashed, and the resulting wash is then distilled in pot … Continue reading
Ardbeg Ardbog (2013) 52.1%
This would be my third entry on Ardbeg, so I’ll skip the talk on the ownership periods and the different nuances of those periods which has earned this illustrious distillery … Continue reading
Inchgower 29 yo 1982/2011 Berry Bros 54.5%
Unknown, unloved and invisible Inchgower. Do we even know where it is? Who drinks this stuff? Lets check googlemaps – what?! Type in Inchgower distillery and it doesn’t even return … Continue reading
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