Proper Twelve Review
Proper No. Twelve is one of the most talked-about Irish whiskeys of recent years, but does it deserve its polarising reputation? I put the celebrity aside and judged it purely on what’s in the glass to find out.
Irish Whiskey
Titanic Whiskey Showdown
A personal and in-depth comparison of Titanic Whiskey, exploring the differences between Titanic Irish Whiskey and the 5 Year Pot Still. From citrus-led simplicity to rich, malt-driven complexity, this head-to-head breaks down which expression truly delivers in the glass.
Bushmills 16 Review
Bushmills 16 is a whisky that reveals itself slowly. In this Bushmills 16 review, we explore how its unique combination of bourbon, sherry, and port cask maturation creates a layered, fruit-driven profile built on balance rather than intensity. From distillery history to detailed tasting notes, this is a closer look at one of Ireland’s most quietly compelling single malts.
Gold Spot Review
In this Gold Spot Review, I take a closer look at the 13 Year Irish single pot still from Midleton Distillery, created to mark 135 years of Mitchell family bonding history. Bottled at 46% ABV and matured in bourbon, sherry and Bordeaux wine casks, Gold Spot delivers orchard fruit, baking spice and subtle tannic structure. Here’s my honest verdict after sitting down with a proper sample from my whisky club tasting.
Jameson Review
This Jameson review takes a calm, honest look at one of the world’s most recognisable Irish whiskies. Smooth, approachable, and deliberately uncomplicated, Jameson isn’t here to impress purists — it’s here to be enjoyed. A reliable everyday dram that understands exactly what it is and sticks to it.
Redbreast 15 vs Redbreast 18
Redbreast’s Single Pot Still mastery shines as we compare the lively, spice-driven Redbreast 15 with the silky, dessert-forward elegance of Redbreast 18. Both distilled at Midleton and bearing the iconic robin in flight, these expressions reveal how three extra years of maturation can subtly—but meaningfully—shift flavour, texture, and character. Which one truly takes wing? Our full comparison breaks it down.
Clonakilty Pot Still
DRAM1 Awards Panel Edition The Clonakilty Pot Still is an Irish single pot still whisky known for its fruit-forward sweetness, gentle spice, and smooth finish. Based on over 100 tasting notes from DRAM1 Award panel members, this review consolidates the whisky’s aroma, taste, finish,
Teeling Small Batch
DRAM1 Panel Members Teeling Small Batch Review This review of the Teeling Small Batch is inspired by the combined tasting notes of the panel members of the Dram1.com Awards. Instead of relying on a single palate, this write-up reflects the
Review: Teeling Pineapple Rum Cask
Does Pineapple Rum work with Irish Whiskey? Let’s find out today in this Teeling Pineapple Rum Cask review!
Teeling – Wonders of Wood #2
This second edition of the Teeling Wonders of Wood series has been aged in Virgin Portuguese oak. A unique twist on the Pot Still style.