The Ardbeg Corryvreckan Review: A Top Islay Whisky?
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…
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…
If you enjoy a glass of scotch at the end of each day as I do, this guide to Springbank Scotch is worth the read. I'm going to talk about…
Monkey Shoulder is a delightful whiskey produced by the world-famous William Grant and Sons. Premium Monkey Shoulder Whiskey is distilled from three Speyside Distilleries in Scotland. First Introduced in 2005,…
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…
There is no denying that whisky can be a confusing spirit to understand, even for the more experienced drinkers out there. One of the most common questions I got asked…
Only a few short years ago, the term 'Japanese Whisky' was unheard of. Japan was known for a lot of beautiful and well-crafted products, but not whisky. Japan became famous…
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,…
What does “The Macallan” conjure up for you? Mahogany fireplaces in cozy libraries? Businessmen discussing million dollar trades over cigars? A fancy dinner out you’ll regret later? The Macallan has certainly become the ubiquitous luxury scotch. Even relative newcomers to the world of whisky seem to know that Macallan screams quality. And there are good reasons for it too.
The main differences between Macallan 12 vs 18 are:
If you’re a liquor drinker or coinsurer of fine booze, you’ve definitely tried both Bourbon and Scotch before. Scotch and Bourbon are very similar forms of whiskey that have origins…
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…