Tag Archives: Bottle Share
Glen Moray 1983, 29yo, The Great Easter Bake-off, 58.8% (35.103) – SMWS
Old Glen Moray from the SMWS has proven itself over a number of occasions in the past. They’ve done a range of the stuff in the last couple of years and the first one I had was AT the SMWS … Continue reading
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Tagged Bottle Share, Glen Moray, Scotch Malt Whisky Society, SMWS, Speyside
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Clynelish Masterpieces, 1996, bottled for The Whisky Exchange, 56.1%
It’s been a while since I posted a good old review since I stopped blogging every day. At that time I also decided I would be more picky about the stuff I post here, so not every random dram that … Continue reading
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Tagged Bottle Share, Clynelish, Highlands, Speciality Drinks Ltd., The Whisky Exchange
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My favourite whiskies of 2013
I see a lot of blog(ger)s out there have already started their end-of-year lists rating some of their most favourite whiskies of the annum. I’ve been doing the same since I started so I can’t lag behind now, can I? … Continue reading
Posted in - American Whiskey, - Grain Whisky, - Irish Whiskey, - Japanese Whisky, - World Whisky, Balblair, Four Roses, Glen Scotia, GlenDronach, High West, Invergordon, Karuizawa, Lagavulin, Midleton, Springbank, Zuidam
Tagged American Prairie Reserve, Balblair, Bottle Share, Bourbon, Campbeltown, Douglas Laing, Feis Ile, Four Roses, Glen Scotia, Grain Whisky, High West, Highlands, Invergordon, Irish Whiskey, Islay, Japan, Karuizawa, Kentucky, Lagavulin, Limited Edition, Master of Malt, Midleton, Millstone, Netherlands, Number One Drinks, Old Particular, Small Batch, Springbank, That Boutique-y Whisky Company, The Whisky Exchange, USA, Wealth Solutions, Zuidam
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FEW Bourbon, Cask Strength, 61.5%
FEW Spirits is a relatively new distillery based in Evanston, Illinois, on the outskirts of Chicago. They are producing a rather sizeable range of popular spirits, from bourbon and rye whiskey to aged and non-aged gins and also a grappa. … Continue reading
Posted in - American Whiskey, FEW
Tagged American Whiskey, Bottle Share, Bourbon, Evanston, FEW, Illinois
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High West American Prairie Reserve, 46%
The second High West whiskey from the recent American Whiskey Bottle-Share. For some reason I’ve always liked High West. I bought a bottle when travelling through the south of Utah in 2009. I never made it up to Park City … Continue reading
Posted in - American Whiskey, High West
Tagged American Prairie Reserve, Bottle Share, Bourbon, High West, Montana, Park City, Utah
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Smooth Ambler Old Scout 10 Year Old, 50%
This was kind of highly anticipated by many. From the get-go the reviews of anything Smooth Ambler released were raving. Of course, it took forever before the stuff reached Europe, and then only at the western frontier and not on … Continue reading
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Tagged Bottle Share, Bourbon, Old Scout, Smooth Ambler, West Virginia
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Four Roses Limited Edition Small Batch Bourbon 2012, 55.7%
This little baby was the reason I triggered that Bottle-Share thingy again. I had been hearing such great and excaggerated things about it, that it must be a tremendous bourbon. And that while I am not a Four Roses fan. … Continue reading
Posted in - American Whiskey, Four Roses
Tagged Bottle Share, Bourbon, Four Roses, Jim Rutledge, Kentucky, Limited Edition, Small Batch
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A new Bottle-share!
A new bottle share of American whiskies, to be precise. Over the last couple of weeks Master of Malt have been stocking up on choice American Spirits that I really would like to taste. I can only imagine this thought … Continue reading
Posted in - American Whiskey
Tagged American Prairie Reserve, Balcones, Bottle Share, Brimstone, Campfire, Elijah Craig, FEW, Four Roses, High West, Leviathan, Lost Spirits, Old Scout, Smooth Ambler
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Longmorn 21 – SMWS (7.65)
A Balm for the Soul, this one is called. Let’s hope it lives up to that expectation, since that sure is promising! A second fill sherry butt is something different from all the Longmorns I’ve been tasting over the last … Continue reading
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