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Laphroaig 12 years old: the future of this classic Islay? Laphroaig is one of the biggest – if not THE biggest Islay single malt whisky in terms of sales and legend. As one of the three from the Kildalton coast being around for well over 200 years, there was a lot of time to build…
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Laphroaig Càirdeas with white port and Maderia Laphroaig is an Islay single malt whisky but make no mistake, however quaint that might sound, this distillery is also about big business. As one of the biggest and most popular peated whiskies in the world, it has become difficult to compare Laphroaig to more artisanal producers like…
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The peated side of Arran in the glass: LAGG The LAGG Distillery on the Isle of Arran is one of the more promising newcomers in the Scottish fold of distilleries. You’ll forgive me that I will use the full capital letters spelling sparingly, to help along the readability of this blog. Since the first three…
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A single grain(storm) blog with (almost) all distilleries How often do we get the chance to taste almost all single grain whiskies from the different distilleries in one blog? Well, never, unless you are lucky like me. This blog was conceived around one sample (the North British) but through shares and gifts I suddenly found…
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Craft Spirits hits the bullseye with a Linkwood BBR As I am now well underway in my second year of full blown blogging about whisky, I can make some observations of the modern-day whisky industry. One of these is that producers and bottlers alike love their PX-casks. That is of course very understandable. PX is…
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The yearly SR rant and two Lagavulin 12 years old Some unconfirmed chatter I picked up in the community states that the yearly Special Releases done by Diageo are coming to an end. If that were the case, I would be very sad, but on the other hand it would be best to come up…
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Whisky overboard! Lindores drowning in firkin casks Sometimes I write an introduction first, sometimes I taste a whisky first and return later to write this little intro. For this blog, it was the latter, and that is a good thing. Because I am drinking a Lindores today, but it has no point to say anything…
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Blended Scotch with a twist by Living Souls Living Souls are one of these bottlers that do not mind mixing things up with interesting variations in the bottle. Not afraid to provide whisky enthusiasts with categories that are considered beneath the quality and stature of single malt whisky, we get something interesting to drink. The…
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Littlemill 1990: Scottish summer in a glass Signatory Vintage is one of the most talked about independent bottlers of the last two years or so. The tremendously affordable bottlings in their 100 proof series make waves amongst enthusiasts who were quite done with indulging ridiculous pricing for (sometimes not even) quality single malt. Signatory fluffed…
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Soul of the Highlands: Loch Lomond Distillery Today we are presenting you a Loch Lomond super-blog with a few variations from this versatile distillery in Alexandria, at a stone’s throw away from the famous lake. We know they present three core range variations these days, being the broadly composed “Loch Lomond”, the way more fruity…