This Living Souls Williamson 13 review explores a balanced Islay whisky sourced from Laphroaig. Bottled at 46% ABV, it delivers coastal salinity, gentle peat, salmiak, and malt-driven sweetness in a composed, drinkable style.
Laphroaig Distillery is one of the most unmistakable names in Scotch whisky. Perched on the wild south coast of Islay, it produces a spirit defined by peat smoke, sea spray, medicinal depth, and uncompromising character. In this distillery spotlight, we explore Laphroaig’s history, production methods, maturation style, and why its bold flavour profile continues to divide, captivate, and inspire whisky drinkers around the world.
Many of you may already know that I have a special bond with Laphroaig. When I first got into whisky my mom approached me to teach her a bit more about it, so I put together a little tasting with
It’s been a while my friends! No worries though, I haven’t given up the hobby. But with both a new (whisky related) education, a baby on the way and a new house to move to… I’ve simply been a bit
This distillery needs no introduction, nor does the dram itself. As soon as you pop the cork on this bottle, the story tells itself. The same can be said about the man who I got the sample of this magnificent
Laphroaig 10 and its Cask Strength sibling share the same DNA, but deliver very different experiences. A side-by-side comparison with honest tasting notes and verdict.
This 9-year-old Williamson from The Maltman is an amazing independent bottling from the Laphroaig Distillery. Raw and unforgoving!
The master distillers of Laphroaig take you on a journey with the Lore, to find out what their whisky is all about.
