Very good review score, 89 out of 100
A small gathering of Glen Garioch
Peated
Activity
1991 vintage32 years- 1978 vintage46 years57.8%
Batch No. 0032016 release
2007 vintage8 years57.1%- 55.5%Review score, 8 out of 10
A small gathering of Glen Garioch
A small gathering of Glen Garioch
Strathmill 1988 (The Whisky Agency & Sansibar)
The Antelope: Dailuaine, La Frog, Ardbeg, Secret Islay
The Antelope: Dailuaine, La Frog, Ardbeg, Secret Islay
The Antelope: Dailuaine, La Frog, Ardbeg, Secret Islay
WF's Little Duos: today, two very Recent Port Ellens, IB vs OB
WF's Little Duos: today, two very Recent Port Ellens, IB vs OB
A well-rounded bourbon with brown sugar, oak, spice and fruit, it delivers an oily mouthfeel and long, evolving finish, though it lacks an extra “wow” factor.
A robust, rustic Strathisla packed with melon, green tea and green fruits; austere and not the easiest, but excellent nonetheless.
A wonderful old Speysider, herbal and spicy with fruit peelings, candied lemon, liquorice wood and a signature unsweetened café latte note.
Ben Nevis 2003 (WhiskyNerds)
Powerful and hugely spicy, it erupts with concentrated lemon juice and fierce chilli before settling into bitter citrus and measured heat.
A charming, fruity whisky with barley, lemon, green apple and grapefruit, praised as naturally expressive and notably better than standard J&B bottlings.
It’s so fruity and refreshing, with spiced fruit, candy notes, apricots, apples and cherries stealing the show.
A magnificent, bone-dry sherry profile with walnuts, cedarwood, mustard, tobacco and massive salinity; another fairly spectacular Pulteney.
