Highland Park 15-Year Viking Heart Scoresheet & Review

Many whisky producers take great pride in their apparent heritage, and Highland Park is no exception. Their website offers a … 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

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

If there’s one whisky producer known for appearing in a considerable chunk of sourced bottlings, it’s Ross & Squibb (MGP). … More

Broadly speaking, finished whiskey is a bit of a mixed bag. A good, tasteful finish can bestow incredible flavors contributing … More

It’s been 10 months since I last looked at a Japanese whisky. This isn’t out of a lack of desire … More

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

Maker’s Mark isn’t a brand I normally associate with high-value products. Many of my peers even consider the entry-level bourbon … More

A passing glance at my content is all it takes to see where my whisk(e)y preferences lie. That may not … More

Canadian whisky hasn’t exactly been high on my radar. Most commercial brands tend to be of the blended variety, where … More

Canadian whisky has always been a headscratcher for me, even before I started getting into whisk(e)y proper. The admittedly few … More

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