You should be having fun with me

A 12-year-old pot still Irish with a higher ABV, this gripping and flavoursome whiskey will be liked by many.

A single malt that struggles to keep afloat on the swirling whisky current

Two bottles that I do not regret opening and do indeed warrant ‘special’ status

A youngster with style and substance already

A joyous peated dram of surprising decadence. Incredible value at the Clubcard price.

A vintage classic.

Sometimes gems lurk at the back of your whisky cupboard

Not just good, but interestingly good

Too much Port me hearties! Yo Ho!

Something different. An old-school distillery whose whiskies are worth spending time on to explore

Looks fantastic, sounds fantastic, is very much not fantastic

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Red Wine Barriques come to Speyside.

Big on sherry, light on Glen Grant

Decent, but not as solid as previous releases.

A famous playwright once wrote ‘What’s in a name?’ Quality, for starters, as it turns out.

Have we forgotten how good this is?

Stepping into Port

5 new releases to usher in Spring.