Bunnahabhain 12-Year Scoresheet & Review

Bunnahabhain is unique for a very simple reason: It’s one of the only Islay distilleries to produce unpeated malt whisky. … More

Clynelish 14-Year Scoresheet & Review

Knowing where to start with Clynelish is tough. Where many distilleries have a defining characteristic, historic or otherwise, Clynelish is … More

Caol Ila 12-Year Scoresheet & Review

It’s almost impossible to discuss Caol Ila without mentioning Johnnie Walker. Malts.com, the page for Diageo’s multiple scotch brands, literally … More

Talisker 10-Year Scoresheet & Review

Whisky is very much a product of its environment. Wherever the aging spirit physically resides will impact how the final … More

Ardbeg An Oa Scoresheet & Review

Exploring peated scotch has been one of the most interesting and exciting treks in my spirits journey thus far. In … More

Glenmorangie A Tale of Cake Scoresheet & Review

Glenmorangie have been one of the easiest scotch brands for me to turn to. The reason is simple: pricing. Although … More

Ardbeg 10-Year Scoresheet & Review

“Unapologetic” is a fairly apt way to describe Ardbeg’s marketing. More specifically, they drop vaguely sourced quotes like “as close … More

Lagavulin 9-Year Lannister Scoresheet & Review

Up to this point, the closest I’ve come to reviewing a peated whisky was my last review for a Game … More

GlenDronach 12-Year (NCF) Scoresheet & Review

Spirits production is nothing if not a balancing act. On top of crafting the spirit itself, there’s the question of … More

Talisker Select Reserve Greyjoy Scoresheet & Review

Diageo’s line of Game of Thrones single malts was nothing if not opportunistic. Not only was the show at peak … More

Cardhu Gold Reserve Targaryen Scoresheet & Review

“Do you know what legacy is? It’s what you pass down to your children and your children’s children. It’s what … More

The Macallan 12-Year Sherry Oak Scoresheet & Review

If you’re a scotch fan, then you know The Macallan. The self-proclaimed “luxury single malt” is positively ubiquitous, right down … More