Rolling with some good fortune at auction, Drummond snags an 18yo expression from his loved Glengoyne and finds it very tasty, yet confesses to not replacing. Why could that be?

Everything about this review is predictable, or so thinks Drummond. Yet he still realised that this Glenfarclas 25yo was the only official bottle of this age statement he could afford. Was it worth it?

Earie presents the case for sipping a summery modern classic that offers all the flexibility required of a liquid; regardless of the outside temperature

With four separate Dramface appraisals, we uncover why this Lagavulin 16yo has been such a powerful ambassador for whisky, and the reasons why that can no longer be.

A disappointed Drummond was tempted by a hefty discount on a bottle of JW Green, only to be shocked at how 15 year old malt could be neutered in such away.

A two bottle review and a very difficult and revealing challenge in the face of today’s whisky prices

Tyree tries to de-mystify the art of blending to replicate an elusive Japanese malt without breaking the bank.

Good - at the old prices

the perfect Christmas dram

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

Diageo holds the reins firmly on its stable, despite the colts wanting to break free

Independents show how good the official release could be

Promising whisky from Englandshire

A decent rye/barley mélange, but lacks grip

Just enjoy it for what it is - good whisky.

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

Decent, but not as solid as previous releases.

“A whisky for drinking, not thinking”; solid but nothing overly complex.

The softening effect the sakura cask finish has may not please everyone