A fine drop – as subtle and delicate as Laphroaig could possibly get

Good, but it needs a nudge towards more transparency

Tasty peated whisky with nicely rounded edges. Bad bottle design.

Premiumisation killed the star potential, should’ve been a 7

It’s out there, and it’s worth the effort

All mouth, all trousers. A super start for the Thomson stash.

A fine example of a balanced sherry cask-matured malt.

A bourbon made form 100% barley

A delicious lightly-peated malt from the haven of heavily peated whiskies

Gallie’s review of this sweet, peaty drop is not entirely objective

The core range ramped up to maximum. This is delicious whisky.

Taste bud tingling whisky from outside the Scotland box

Well-dressed for the party, but the conversation is dull

Surprisingly good. If a little sweet and simple.

Just enjoy it for what it is - good whisky.

A good way to peer into Irish whiskey that really won’t break the bank

There is much to be acclaimed for something that can have reach and function across everything.

Like nothing else I’ve tried—a dramatic discussion piece.

One of these siblings forces the other two to work very hard indeed.

A well-presented Speysider - but the floral sweetness is too much