The Ardbeg Corryvreckan Review: A Top Islay Whiskey?
Ardbeg describes Corryvreckan as the peatiest, smokiest, most complex of all Islay whiskies. It’s not for the faint of heart, and it’s raw magnetic power mirrors the whirlpool it’s named…
Macallan 18 Review: Is It Worth the Price?
The Macallan distillery roots are deep and date back almost 200 years. The Macallan 18 is iconic and the Bank of Scotland has issued banknotes featuring the Macallan stills. It’s…
The Macallan 15 Review: Appearance, Nose and Finish
Macallan is known worldwide for exceptional quality in all of their whiskies. They’ve been around for more than 200 years, and they’re so iconic, that they even used to be…
The Flaviar Review – A Whisky Club for Explorers!
I was pretty excited to try Flaviar. It’s been on my list of “things to try” for a few years now. So getting to review it and check out what…
Tullamore Dew Review – Will This Popular Irish Whiskey Win You Over?
Tullamore Dew is a blended Irish Whiskey. It’s a great go-to whiskey for an affordable mixer or even to sip from time to time. Unlike a lot of other Irish…
Blade and Bow Review – Your Next Favorite Bourbon?
It’s a Friday evening after a long week at work and you’re ready to sit back and relax with a glass of your favorite bourbon. Whether you drink it neat…
Single Malt vs. Double Malt – The Complex World of Scotch Designations
The wonderful world of scotch is so full of nuance and mystery. Each bottle contains a world of flavor, but the label contains a somewhat more confusing world of regulations,…
Ardbeg 10 vs Laphroaig 10 – Who Will Take Home the Peat Lover’s Crown?
There’s no question that Ardbeg and Laphroaig are two of the world’s most peated scotches. They both come from Islay, home of the peated whisky with all its rich smoky…
The Macallan 12 Review: Should You Try This Scotch?
One of Scotland’s first legal distilleries, The Macallan has been in fairly continuous operation since 1824. And they’ve built up a reputation that reflects their longevity! They hold the record…
Dalwhinnie 15 Review – The Bridge Between Regions
Dalwhinnie lies within two of the most prominent scotch-producing regions of the world: Highland and Speyside. With light and fruity Speyside on one side and elegant Highland on the other,…