That Jim McEwan is a crafty fellow to reopen the Bruichladdich door for me. That door opened and closed really quickly years ago when I first tried the “unpeated” Laddie…

Today’s review is from Glenfarclas, a distillery that in my opinion has done the best job of preparing for uncertain market conditions of any distillery in Scotland. Owned and operated…

I used to be big on travel exclusives. They were rare and unusual and that was enough for me for a few years. After a while though, I realized that…

Several years ago, there was a three-pack of Old Malt Cask bottlings making the rounds in Connecticut stores. Apparently a store had to buy all three bottles even if they…

For my next review, I’ll be taking a look at a pair of pretty cool offerings from The Glenlivet that I was lucky enough to try, Alpha and Josie. Both…

In my last review, I mentioned that Benrinnes really does two things well: cask strength and heavily sherried. Well, it doesn’t get much more cask strength and heavily sherried than…

If I’ve learned anything about Benrinnes, it’s that this distillery really shines in two different categories: heavily sherried and bottled at cask strength. This particular Benrinnes is from the Signatory…

its time for another Boutique-y review. Today, I’ll be looking at Glen Keith Batch 1 from That Boutique-y Whisky Company. Like many of the Chivas holdings, Speysider Glen Keith never…

Hello, readers. Let’s talk Aultmore. Aultmore is a Speyside distillery that’s mostly used in blends so no one ever hears about it, although it recently got some respect as a…

Next up on our block of Boutique-y reviews is an island distillery that I have very much enjoyed in the past. The OB Tobermory 15 Year expression is a really…