A short photo report of a whisky night in The Hague

Posted on 30 May 2015 by Sjoerd de Haan-Kramer

A 40 year old Tamdhu. Awesome nose, but falls completely flat on the finish.

Bunnahabhain 1968. Different from what I expected but very good.

Dailuaine is unpredictable. This one proves that. Beery, fierce, and hard to ‘unlock’

An Ultimate Benrinnes. Tasty, but a little thin.

This one was weird, but absolutely awesome.

Well. This. A wine cask that could’ve been a sherry cask.

A very farmy Highland Park. I wish I had a bottle of this!

After Eight, in a bottle. Ridiculously good.

About Sjoerd de Haan-Kramer

I'm very interested in booze, with a focus on whisky. I like to listen to loads of music and play lots of Magic: the Gathering, and board games too. I'm married to Anneke, have two daughters Ot and Cato, a son Moos and a cat called Kikker (which means Frog, in Dutch). I live in Krommenie, The Netherlands.

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