This would be my 3rd Glenturret 8 year from an independent bottler! We were rather impressed by the North Star’s Glenturret – which was distilled the same month as this Warehouse cask and bottled within a month of each other. … Continue reading
The last North Star we sampled was from the Highlands – Glenturret to be precise. I will admit when I selected this bottle, I was hugely influenced by how spectucular the LMdW Artist Glenturret 30 year was! This impression was … Continue reading
I used to think folks who would write about the whiskies they added to their collection without tasting were a bit daft. After all, for me it is the journey – discovering something more about a whisky through experiencing it … Continue reading
Our Whisky Ladies of Mumbai, like many tasting groups around the world, are lying low waiting out this COVID storm. However our connect remains strong and the bonus of going virtual is that I could even join one evening! We … Continue reading
Well lads and lasses! It is time to surface from work hibernation and re-start whisky explorations. Up first is a quartet from my advent calendar minis! The first two were cracked open with a fabulous Sharing Angel late February when we … Continue reading
We continued exploring the full range of the new La Maison du Whisky Artist #8 series with a Highland dram from Glenturret. I nearly forgot having tried the Glenturret 10 year back in 2013! Somehow Glenturret just isn’t one of those … Continue reading
La Maison du Whisky has created special Artist Series… at Whisky Live Singapore 2018 in Singapore, they featured their new 8 Series. This time, they split the approach into non-sherry and sherry, with two different artists. We sampled them in the … Continue reading
Prompted by a recent revisit of Kichoman’s Machir Bay in Singapore, I decided to unearth from our archives a tasting session which occurred in September 2013 with Glenturret 10 year, Auchentoshan 14 year Cooper’s Reserve and Kilchoman Machir Bay. It was an evening … Continue reading
How is it that time seems to be both slow and slip past in a blink at the same time? That’s what March felt like… However we did manage to keep up with a few whisky explorations! Whisky wise we … Continue reading
Loch Lomond goes by many names… From Loch Lomond to Inchmurrin to Inchmoan to Croftnegea – including Inchfad like this one. We speculated that this is all a marketing ploy – different brand names for slightly different expressions to tease … Continue reading
