An antique 1970s blend. Old but simple.

A duo of Canadian single malts that punch above their category

A friendly dram that delivers, eventually, some lovely flavours

When it comes to Laphroaig, Cask Strength is where it’s at!

One of the best flavour vs price options out there

Flashes of fantasia but fails to harmonise.

Everyone is going to need to get a whole lot more discerning.

This offers more than just a Machir Bay power-up

While the palate doesn’t match the pleasant note, it’s a solid and fruity malt.

Exactly what it says on the tin. Delicious, biscuity dram.

Brash. Robust. Unapologetic.

Not what you’d expect, but everything you want it to be.

Campbeltown’s excellent price-to-quality ratio reflected in “peat in progress”

A magical moment of masterful whisky. Gratefully not the last we’ll see.

An understandable favourite, but lacks depth and character

Could 2023 be the year of the blend? In consideration, Broddy goes premium.

A spicy and citrusy antithesis to heavily sherried American oak

Orchard fruits, promised and delivered

Rich, oily and decadent – a wonderful winter warmer.

A-Grade Springy in a clean but characterful sherry cask