Review of Blair Athol 1986, a 38 year old single malt whisky bottled by One8Nine in the Eternal Cycle series. Matured in a ...

There’s a new batch from The Whisky Agency called Wave farewell to 2025. Today we’ll look at the non-peated single malts. All ...

Review of Big Peat Sinterklaas Edition, an Islay blended malt whisky from Douglas Laing. It is a limited edition for The ...

This is a limited edition of the well-known Glenfarclas 105. The back label explains that George S Grant used to bottled a cask strength whisky as a Christmas gift for staff and friends in the 1960s, ...

Farm distillery Daftmill is steadily bringing out more summer / winter releases, coinciding with the farms quiet seasons. It’s made with Concerto barley grown and harvested on their estate, and ...

The 2025 Special Releases bring us an 18 year old Clynelish single malt. There’s more good news as they used refill casks for maturation. One thing stands out in the description though: it includes ...

Nose: pretty fresh, with lots of vibrant citrus notes and green apples, along with icing sugar and round vanilla. Some clear oak shavings and spearmint. After a while also a buttery theme and some ...

Nose: quite a maritime start, with fisherman’s rope and wet pebblestones, as well as some baker’s yeast and beer notes underneath. Some vegetal smoke, pears and hints of toffee. Then walnuts and hints ...

The latest bottling from the Wu Dram Clan is this Benromach 2003. It started as a single cask project, but it grew bigger as it turned out difficult to pick just one. The final composition comes from ...

In terms of cask innovation, this Talisker 14 Year Old is one of the most interesting choices in the 2025 Special Releases. This whisky was finished in virgin American oak. The casks have been toasted ...