Pre-automation style oozes character

Expectations not quite met.

The Ardnamurchan signature balanced with a red berry infusion

Two distillates showcase Ardmore

Some whisky just never clicks with us

A new Irish distiller doing transparency right. Oh, and the whiskeys are delicious!

A really enjoyable whisky, despite the tinkering

Sea Side Salted Fudge for a similar cost

Wibbly wobbly micro-phasey separation stuff

Quality over quantity if you please

It won the award for Best Blended Whisky for a reason.

A nicely balanced dram from Canada’s west coast

Nostalgia has its merits, Q.E.D.

The crossroads where gimmick meets interesting results

The Springbank of Speyside isn’t just another line

Tyree doubles down on two drams and finds that Glenlivet’s Licensed Dram is a worthy successor to the Illicit Still — plus a very special Port Ellen follow up review.

Nuanced & unique but not for everyone

Fizzy fruity fun from a surprise wine cask

A very interesting, competent, enjoyably youthful whisky

With winter weather just around the corner for so many of us, we revisit this review of Highland Park’s Cask Strength Batch 001 edition by Broddy. He sought stronger flavours and peat smoke. What he found was potent, dense, and clinging.