Tasting Notes

Review: Oban Little Bay

The Oban Little Bay, a little gem of a whisky from the West Highland Coast of Scotland. Married in the distilleries smallest casks.

Heavily Peated, Independent Bottled, Irish Single Malt. This W.D. O’Connell’s Bill Phil hits all those boxes.

Dutch Whisky from Rotterdam! This Cley Oloroso Cask has matured for 3 years in ex-Bourbon before being finished in Oloroso Quarter Casks.

FEW Rye whisky and 8 Immortals Oolong tea, what a combination that proved to be! A striking combination of flavours to enjoy.

Sweet & Peat. My favourite category of them all. And this Ardmore 11 by Murray McDavid hits all the right spots!

This 11 years old Glengoyne was bottled by the Glaschu Spirits Co. and finished in Pedro Ximénez Quarter Casks.

This Hogshead Single Grain from the North British Distillery from 1991 has matured for 32 years in a 1st Fill Ex-Bourbon Barrel.

This Lighthouse Blended Scotch doesn’t break the bank to purchase, but does it make or break the palate? Let’s find out!

This young yet exciting Ardnamurchan AD/10.21:06 does a lot of things right. Offering plenty of complexity and intensity to enjoy!

This Special Release Ardbeg BizarreBQ is insipred by… BBQ! Let’s see how many meaty notes we can find in this Islay dram!