Remus Gatsby Reserve
In today’s review I’ll be having a look at the Remus Gatsby Reserve. A bourbon with no less than a 15 year old age statement, that comes in an art-deco style bottle that very much reminds me of the roaring
Ardbeg Unicorn’s Tale
After reviewing the excellent Hogshead Islay 13 (a secret Ardbeg), I got the taste for another Ardbeg review. So, for today’s review I chose Ardbeg’s latest release, the Ardbeg Anthology Unicorns Tale. This second release in the Anthology series is
Hogshead Islay 13 (Ardbeg)
Yes you read that correctly in the title. This Hogshead Islay 13 is in fact an Ardbeg! How stunning is that, that this still young indie managed to get their hands on such a cask. I’m also partly flabbergasted that
Hogshead Aultmore 14
This amazing Hogshead Aultmore 14 is an exclusive Hogshead Community bottling, and proves a very good reason to become a Hoggie yourself!
Hogshead Mortlach 9
Who knew the beast of Dufftown was a hog? The full-bodied dram in my glass turned out to be this Hogshead Mortlach 9, and I have to admit… I did not see that one coming! This dram is so full
Hogshead Speyside 15
The funny thing when you do a blind tasting is that you go into the notes completely unbiased. And yet as soon as I tried this whisky I thought it was a Mortlach, and I kept finding those meaty notes
Hogshead Blended Campbeltown
Glen Scotia with a teaspoon of Springbank. Or at least I’m told that’s what were finding in this new Hogshead Indie release! This 8 years old Hogshead Blended Campeltown aims to bring the magic of Campbeltown to your glass. But
Hogshead Lowland 9
Hogshead Indie is back with some amazing new bottlings and I was lucky enough to receive a sampleset with their entire new range. Including this Hogshead Lowland 9! I will be posting a review for each dram every single day
Glenlaird 10 vs Glenlaird 12
Reviews for both the Glenlaird 10 and Glenlaird 12 in todays head to head tasting notes. Let’s find out which one comes out on top!
Review: Glenfiddich 12
Glenfiddich 12 is one of the world’s most recognisable single malts — but does it still hold up today? A thoughtful revisit of this Speyside classic, with full tasting notes and honest verdict.