The Laphroaig Quarter Cask (50 ml airline bottle)*
This one goes out to our good friend Ricardo… Tasting notes: Nosing the Laphroaig Quarter Cask is about the same as downing wasabi-less, nori-wrapped bacon sushi [...]
Reviews
The Whisky Explorers Club Flight #4 has arrived
Late last week, Whisky Explorers Club Flight #4 showed up on our doorstep, thanks to Doug at For Scotch Lovers. Now, we’re more excited about whisky miniatures [...]
The Wemyss Spice King 8
Tasting notes: In the glass a wonderful copper color, like your uncle’s collection of Indian head pennies rapidly transforming from the highly collectable grade of AU 58 [...]
The Compass Box Asyla (50 ml airline bottle)
Tasting notes: While the singular evokes images of the House of Ratched, the eponymous plural appears in such divergent realms as whisky and pugilism (little known fact: [...]
The Springbok 15
Okay, okay–so John and Stephen may have fooled me with the Glenellen, coming so close after the Glenlivet and the Glenfiddich 18, but what do they think I am? A moron? [...]
The Bruichladdich Octomore 02.2 Orpheus (3 cl MoM* mini)
The Tullamore Dew Blended Irish Whiskey
Tasting notes: [Stephen follows John’s lead and offers this review in the form of a video. Please see below–and enjoy! Slàinte!] If you have any trouble [...]
The Hudson Baby Bourbon Whiskey
Tasting notes: It is nighttime. The camera pans over several hungry cowboys tucking in to their dinner. (It’s burrito night.) The rattle of spoon inside an empty [...]
The Compass Box Oak Cross (50 ml airline bottle)
Tasting notes: The Malt Impostor feels very much at home with the Compass Box Oak Cross. You see, we have a lot in common. Just as Compass Box brings [...]
The Edinburgh Castle Speyside 12 (50 ml airline bottle)
Tasting notes: Named after the imposing stronghold overlooking the Royal Mile, this dram turns out to be much more accessible, at least to a merely pedestrian reviewer [...]
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