This Monkey Shoulder review looks at why this blended malt has become one of the most recognisable modern Scotch whiskies. Smooth, sweet, and deliberately approachable, Monkey Shoulder is designed for versatility rather than complexity — working just as comfortably neat as it does in cocktails. A reliable Speyside-style whisky that knows exactly who it’s for and why it exists.
Springbank 100 Proof is a bold, comfort-driven Campbeltown single malt bottled at traditional British proof. Thick with caramel, malted barley, savoury warmth, and gentle coastal notes, this high-strength whisky delivers weight and texture rather than finesse. A hearty, food-like dram that showcases Springbank’s character with the volume turned up.
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’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.
DRAM1 Awards Panel Edition The Chivas Regal 18 is a blended Scotch whisky designed to showcase a smooth, elegant style with subtle sherry influence and rich fruit notes. Based on 100+ tasting notes from the DRAM1 Awards Tasting Panel, this
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
