An easy going blog for easy going malts
I have reviewed the latest 12 year old from Jura back when I was sent a sample for a Tweet Tasting. The latest selection from the distillery was meant to up the quality and reputation of the single malt portfolio. In my reviews I didn’t think this had been achieved but I thought it would […]
At last we come to the oldest and most expensive one to be newly released. Previously, the oldest was a 16 year old. The 18 however is stronger at 44% ABV but also more expensive at 75 pounds. While the 12 year old was quite expensive for the age conversely this 18 is on the […]
If there is one thing you can say about the Jura line up is that ages go up in small increments. Now at 12 years old the spirit has been finished in Oloroso sherry butts for a decent amount of time. The whisky is still bottled at 40% and been coloured and filtered. The price […]
After the initial offering from Jura the first age statement release is the 10 year old. This replaces the origin bottle from last year which was also a 10 year old. If you want to know my thoughts on that bottle is can be found at Jura 10 – Origin . That bottle I reviewed before it […]
We started our Journey (get it) through the new Jura lineup with the non aged statement “Seven Wood” recently. That was the more premium priced NAS whisky. This time we are going to the opposite end of the spectrum with the entry level… Journey. The Journey is 100% ex-bourbon barrels from America. It is bottled […]
In my first review of Jura I mentioned that a rebrand was on the way. I was reviewing the old version of the 10 year old in that review which you can get to at Jura 10 – Origin Today, I have come across a sample of one of the new whiskies the insanely named “Seven […]
Jura recently released a statement that there entire core range was being discontinued. To many it was followed by a disappointing announcement that it was being replaced with other age stated products. Since the old stuff will be going cheap (even more than usual) soon to make way for new stock I thought it was […]
