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Islay-based distillery Ardbeg will release Trudernish – a new and permanent 15-year-old single malt whisky – to their core range. Ardbeg Trudernish 15-Year-Old single malt whisky w...
Islay-based Ardbeg Distillery has released a 25 Year Old single malt whisky as the third and final installment in their Vintage_Y2K series. Each single malt whisky in the Ardbeg Vi...
What happens when Ardbeg crafts a single malt using heavily roasted black malt? Discover the distinctive peanut-brittle and ashy smoke profile of Ardcore. Read the full article at...
We're looking at a few samples from Asian independent bottlers again. We're seeing Shinanoya, Lucky Choice, Kanpaikai and Mateo Art in different collabs. Two of the whiskies are fr...
Can Marsala wine casks sweeten Ardbeg's famous peat smoke without taming its Islay soul? We taste Ardbeg Dolce, the limited Ardbeg Day release, to find out. Read the full article a...
What makes Ardbeg's first-ever permanent 15-year-old so special? Meet Trudernish, the Double Gold-winning Islay malt named after an enchanted, never-freezing well. Read the full ar...
What makes Ardbeg's oldest millennium whisky its most collectible yet? The Vintage_Y2K 25 Years Old finale unites retired-still spirit with rare Tempranillo casks. Read the full ar...
Can a refill butt let Ardbeg’s smoky soul shine? This 16-year Thompson Bros single cask answers with citrus, brine and soot. Read the full article at Thompson Bros Ardbeg 2008 16 Y...
WITH SOFT SMOKE AND CREAMY HARMONY, 15-YEAR-OLD ARDBEG TRUDERNISH BRINGS A NEW CHARM TO DISTILLERY’S CORE RANGE < Islay Distillery reveals eye-catching new look for all its p...
Two iconic Islay single malts, one $60 budget—if you could only take home Laphroaig 10 or Ardbeg 10, which peated Scotch should you choose? Read the full article at Laphroaig 10 Vs...
Normally when we're having whisky from the same distillery, we'll focus on a certain age or style. However today's Ardmore selection is quite wide, from 16 years of age to 41 years...
Bottled at a formidable 61.7%, could the Ardbeg 10 Cask Strength be the return to form fans have been waiting for? Here's why it's the best Ardbeg in years. Read the full article a...
Here's the August outturn from Decadent Drinks. It's an interesting set of single malts (plus one blend), with a beautiful sherry duo, a very old Ardmore, an Old Orkney relic and a...
Holyrood Smoulder is the latest limited edition from Holyrood distillery. It is a single malt created from a mash of 75% heavily peated Highland malt with smaller percentages of un...
I believe this is the first time I see Decadent Drinks releases that are exclusive to a certain retailer. In this case it's Whisky Bibliothek in Switzerland. They have a Mannochmor...
Earlier this year The Whisky Agency teamed up with Sansibar to bottle this Secret Orkney 2000. Interestingly it was matured in a Cream sherry butt, a type that is gaining traction...
A quick session with some of the latest releases from Christian Dully. Two of them are sherried (although the mockups are far from realistic, mind you) and one is an interesting Ch...
Recently I got in touch with Raf Rombouts who recently started importing the Swedish Smögen whisky to Belgium. He wanted to know my opinion about two recent expressions (my other S...
What makes Laphroaig's new 35-year-old so rare? With few high-aged casks left, this £880 Islay single malt honors a founder's son and shows a softer side of the peat. Read the full...
Highland-based Arbikie Distillery has released The Signature – their ‘first-ever’ field-to-bottle single malt whisky. Arbikie The Signature contains Odyssey barley grown on the Arb...
We'll have the latest Maltbarn releases in one go, starting with a Blended Malt 1993 from a sherry cask. The other four whiskies are single malts with a clearly lighter colour.
Bàgh Garbh, Toiteach A Dhà, Abhainn Araig, Eirigh Na Grein... Is it me or do you also feel a little bored with all these difficult Gaelic names? I think marketeers should realize t...
Why do Douglas Laing staff talk about Big Peat like a person? Find out as Scallywag and Big Peat winter editions land with Cognac and red wine finishes. Read the full article at Do...
I didn't expect the 'Old...' series from Decadent Drinks to become this big. After all there's only so many distilleries on Scottish islands. But no, they keep them coming.In the l...
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