Tag Archives: Campbeltown
The Blog Birthday Bash #3
Another year, another party. Since last year worked out really well, I decided to do it kind of the same this time around. Booze and barbecue. Last Saturday was the exact date I started blogging three years ago, on a … Continue reading
Posted in - American Whiskey, - Japanese Whisky, Aberfeldy, Bowmore, Glenmorangie, Highland Park, Karuizawa, Springbank, St. George (USA)
Tagged Alameda, Bowmore, Cadenhead, Campbeltown, HIghland Park, Highlands, Islay, Japan, Karuizawa, Noh, Signatory, St. George, Tempest
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Hazelburn CV, 46%
Ah, Hazelburn. The third brand to come from the stills of Springbank. Triple distilled, unpeated so kind of different in every aspect apart from that it comes from the same stills. I got a 20cl bottle of this in a … Continue reading
Springbank, 54.6% – That Boutique-y Whisky Company
The only drawback with That Boutique-y Whisky Company I have found so far is that it’s a chore to type. I think that’s part of the gimmick too. Anyway, early in the new year they released a batch of new … Continue reading
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Tagged Campbeltown, Master of Malt, Springbank, That Boutique-y Whisky Company
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BTC sample 10 – Springbank 18, 46%
The first Campbeltown whisky in this year’s competition. Not too surprising with only a handful of brands coming from there. Couldn’t even say distilleries, because that would be one f-ed up hand! Sniff: Crisp and minerally, which sets my mind … Continue reading
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Tagged Blind Tasting Competition, Campbeltown, Springbank, Usquebaugh Society
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Glen Scotia 20 – SMWS (93.50)
When selecting the Bottle-Share whiskies, I thought something like ‘Hot embers at the gates of hell’ sounded promising and didn’t really give any indication of what the whisky would taste like. Glen Scotia also doesn’t really give any hints since … Continue reading
Glen Scotia 1999 – SMWS (93.44)
A sample of which I can barely find any data and it seems to have been available in Japan mostly. Nice and rare! Glen Scotia is a bit of a hit and miss distillery for me. The one I had … Continue reading
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