Starved by a lack of interesting malt, we face losing one of our writers, due to sheer failure fatigue. That is until Ogilvie works out another angle altogether, a new found love of bourbon.

Murdo heads up one of our 'Then & Now' comparison reviews; this time featuring Longmorn's legendary 16 year olds. There's also a bonus buddy up on the iconic 15yo with Fergus.

Upon discovering this bottle received a near-perfect 99 points at the IWSC, Nick dives in to see what all the fuss was about. You know what he discovered, don’t you?

Aengus is back, and he puts forward his case for an award-winning 19yo Canadian ‘whisky’ that, due to the Canadian 1/11 rule, most purists would declare a cocktail. Still sounds good though.

As we swing into boxing day, Doog finds an appropriate dram to utterly switch off with. The fact that he can pick it up for the equivalent of mere buttons, in whiskey terms, sweetens the already sweet deal.

A self-declared fan of Dr Barrie, Tyree steals some bottles from his workplace to share his take on the recent rebrand of Brown-Forman’s Glenglassaugh. Will our fan of the experienced blender still be as enamoured after a glass or two?

A Speyside homage by way of Arizona

Expectations not quite met.

Nostalgia has its merits, Q.E.D.

Think mesquite instead of peat; an interesting and bold take on single malt

From standard expressions through to unique bottlings, there’s a lot to love about Crown Royal.

Dougie enters the realms of American whiskeys and discovers an easy gateway in.

Solid, easy-drinking at £60 but problematic

Some Insight, Debunking and Review of a Trio of Canadian Whiskies

A good blend and an easy sharer, no real complaints