The Isle of Jura 10 (50 ml airline bottle)
Tasting notes: The moniker for this dram could just as easily serve as the title for the latest installment of a role-playing video game in which one assembles a [...]
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The Single Malt & Scotch Whisky Extravaganza
Ladies and Gentlemen, here at the Malt Impostor we extol the virtues of making mountains from molehills. By that we mean that financial and time constraints typically limit [...]
The anCnoc 12 (50 ml airline bottle)
Tasting notes: anCnoc. Who’s there? Sam and Janet. Sam and Janet [...]
The Tomatin 12 (50 ml airline bottle)
Tasting notes: On this the 251st birthday of Scottish poet and national icon Robert Burns, we here at the Malt Impostor would like to give thanks for and celebrate, as [...]
The Whisky Explorers Club
As you may have gathered, we’re partial to smaller bottles of whisky–at least for purposes of reviewing them for this site, and at least until we build up enough [...]
The Singleton 12 (50 ml airline bottle)
Tasting notes: I have always been impressed with the thoughtfulness and thoroughness that some of the master whisky bloggers, such as Dr. Whisky, John Hansell, and Karen [...]
The Tobermory 10 (50 ml airline bottle)
Tasting notes: The Tobermory 10 begins with a flash of honey or syrup, a brief delight like that of the detached spectacle of musket fire before the realization that you [...]
The Highland Park 12 (50 ml airline bottle)
Tasting notes:The greatest difficulty the Highland Park 12 poses is finding the right conceit to capture accurately its outstanding character. The best way this humble [...]
The Auchentoshan 18 (50 ml airline bottle)
Tasting notes: Nose of unsalted butter crackling in a cast iron skillet balanced on granite rocks over burning pine boughs in the High Sierra. Currants and radishes on [...]
The Auchentoshan 12 (50 ml airline bottle)
Tasting notes:Rudyard Kipling’s description of “the great grey-green, greasy Limpopo River” is thought to be inspired by the avocado. If he had tried the [...]
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