An easy going blog for easy going malts
The Diageo Distiller’s Edition range of whiskies is a more premium range which runs across the “Classic Malts” group of distiller’s. Some of which have already been reviewed here but the complete range is: Lagavulin Distiller’s Edition Cragganmore Distiller’s Edition Caol Ila Distiller’s Edition Oban Distiller’s Edition Dalwhinnie Distiller’s Edition Talisker Distiller’s Edition Glenkinchie Distiller’s […]
It seems like subscription services are the new growth market in the last couple of years. There is a service now to suit just about every budget and interest. If you want a full size bottle once a month, a couple of sample sizes or just a single sample in a plastic pouch someone out […]
When you think of peat you can sometimes be mistaken for only thinking about Islay. There is actually quite a lot of mainland peat examples out there on the market now but even if you have an Islay whisky like this Bunnahabhain you could easily think all peat tastes the same. That is far from […]
Sometimes a blog can be stuffed full of exotic releases which are either too expensive or too sold out for anyone to make any use of. What people sometimes want to see is a quick reference to the widely available and widely discounted single malts which could be a potential impulse buy while standing in […]
A year or so ago I dipped my toe into the bourbon world to try something different. I wasn’t sure what to expect but thought I might end up with a something similar to malt whisky but with a lot of virgin oak tannic notes. The actual experience is a little different or at least […]
Grain whisky is always a funny one for me. The imagery I get is of a summer’s day and a barley rich refreshing drink which adds to the experience of the one day a year the sun hits the west of Scotland. The reality for me has always been of a jarring fight working hard […]
