To follow up on my independent bottling review, it’s time for another basic review! Yay completing arbitrary lists to motivate one to enhance life through a set path exemplified by people who have come before you! Woo hoo! Anyway, I was very lucky to trade with /u/theonetheycalljane[1] [+1] (I have to stop myself from breaking into song whenever I say his name) for the Glenmorangie… Continue reading Glenmorangie 10 Original
TOModera here with a rare, independent bottling review. I’ve been trying to finish up the open bottles around the apartment, as well as some of the samples, thus my reviewing has slowed down. That being said, I had a swap request for some Laphroaig Battlehill 13 year, and as I was opening the bottle anyway to make an excellent trade, I thought it was in… Continue reading Laphroaig 13 Battlehill
It’s odd when you swap with someone. I recently opened up my bottle of Lot 40 to swap with UncleTobys, and then put it back up on my shelf. Oddly enough, I hadn’t tried any yet, so when I got back from a busy weekend I decided it was time to do another world whisky review. Lot 40 was recently re-released after being off the… Continue reading Lot 40 2012
Community review time! This was reviewed as part of a three part dram tasting I did at my local pub. This was the “baby” of the three, even though it’s technically the second oldest of the bunch. Huh, confused myself. Off to a good start on this review. Let’s do the rest in pirate to ensure I go right off the bell-end. Region: Speyside Abv:… Continue reading Balvenie 14 Caribbean Cask
Pounds of samples, acting like I know everything, and spending too much at the bar. The answer? I think it’s time to dive back into some world whiskies and some standard fare. Oh don’t worry, I’ll still find a way to somehow taste something rare, IB, or very over priced that I shouldn’t have spent money on. I’m anything but not consistent. Have I mentioned… Continue reading Glenkinchie 12
My continuing drive to try and review all of the Forty Creek whiskies (save for the Whisky cream) continues with Forty Creek Copper Pot Reserve. They just keep making some great stuff, bucking a lot of unpleasing Canuck whisky trends, and generally are nice people(Ed. Note: I don’t think you can say that as you don’t know for sure). That being said, given that Heart… Continue reading Forty Creek Copper Pot Reserve
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