It’s been a while…
It’s been a couple of months, but stay tuned for our next scotch : Talisker 10 year old
Scotch of the Month
Here’s where we list your scotch of the month!
April 2009 – McClellands’s Highland Single Malt
In light of the economic times, I’ve chosen a scotch with a more conservative price than the one we reviewed last month. I find that a number of the less expensive single malts I’ve chosen tend to have a cherry tone in them. Something that I generally equate with a blend. The Highland is … Read more
March 2009 – Glenfarclas 21 year
The six generations of this family business has been recognized in the award of the Icons of Whiskey, Distillery of the year award.
March 2009 – 30 Second Scotch Review
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zo57Q9PV6z0 Here’s The 30 Second Scotch Radio review for March 2009!
February 2009 – Glenmorangie – The Nectar D’or
This distillery has long been a favourite of mine. However, until now I’ve only sampled their traditional 10 year old – which is said to be the most popular single malt sold in Scotland.
February 2009 – 30 Second Scotch Review
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsGoefzzCjI We’re still struggling to keep it within 30 seconds, but here’s The 30 Second Scotch Radio review for February 2009!
New Feature – January 2009 – 30 Second Scotch
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0csiAcVSPcI It may be a little longer than 30 seconds, but every month we will be presenting an audio review of the Scotch of the Month called The 30 Second Scotch. Here’s January’s Scotch:
January 2009 – Bruichladdich 15 Year Old
Touted as Scotland’s purest single malt whisky, this Islay scotch has won 3 awards since it’s distilleries recommencment in 2000.
April 2008 – Aberlour 10 Year Single Malt
Spring is here at last and with the new season in mind, I have chosen Aberlour 10 Year Single Malt Scotch as April’s Scotch of the Month!
February 2008 – Speyburn 10 Year Old
Speyburn Distillery, sitting majestically in a corner of the Spey valley at the foot of the densely wooded hills on the outskirts of the quiet Highland town of Rothes.