Two or three Irish or more

Clonakilty ?Single Batch? (43.6%, OB, blended Irish, +/-2019) – Gelston?s 12 yo (40%, OB, Irish single malt, finished in sherry, 2019) – Bushmills ?Sherry cask? (40%, OB, Steamship Collection, Irish single malt, 2019) – Bushmills ?Bourbon cask? (40%, O…

Festival des Nouveautes, a little bag of Parisian rums

Providence (57%, Haiti, 2020) – Chalong Bay ?High Proof Batch 0001? (57%, Thailand, 2020) – Enmore 2002/2020 (59%, Rum Nation, cask #1700027/28/30, Islay cask finish) – Neisson 2014/2020 ?V.S.O.P.? (44%, OB, LMDW, Martinique, agricole, 900 bottles) – S…

A second little bag of young Caol Ila

Caol Ila 9 yo 2010/2019 (46%, Signatory Vintage, Un-chillfiltered Collection, refill butt, cask #316639, 330 bottles) – Caol Ila 7 yo 2012/2020 (60%, Asta Morris, cask #AMI127, 524 bottles) – Caol Ila 12 yo 2007/2020 (48.5%, Whisky Sponge, refill hogsh…

A little bag of young Caol Ila

Caol Ila 12 yo 2007/2019 (56.1%, The Single Cask, for Whisky H.K. HNWS Taiwan, 293 bottles) – Caol Ila 9 yo 2010/2020 (47.1%, Signatory Vintage, Small Batch Edition #7, refill hogsheads and refill sherry) – Caol Ila 2008/2020 (53.1%, The Whisky Jury, …

A mixed bag of Highlanders

Blair Athol 13 yo 2005/2019 (57.3%, Lady Of The Glen, cask #3657A, PX Octave, 65 bottles) – Blair Athol 21 yo ?Batch 5? (51.5%, That Boutique-y Whisky Company) – Blair Athol 20 yo 1995/2016 (51.8%, Douglas McGibbon for The Whisky Vault, cask #11163, sh…

Templeton Rye (Rye?) Aged 6 Years Review – Emojis get involved. Plus, Tito’s Vodka!

Templeton Rye is not (what most people would consider) a real rye. It is,
though, legally a rye. It’s just not a straight rye which is what most
people assume when they drink rye. It’s history is largely 💩. It’s not the
first whisky with a questionable past, and won’t be the last, but Templeton
has the distinct honour of being sued for their dishonesty. It stands along
side with Tito’s Vodka claims to be hand made. Tito’s continues to be the
best selling brand in North America, so I just 🤷‍♂️ at that, and whether
it matters at all.

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