A safe and predictable easy drinker but feels expensive for the experience.

Always interesting, but be careful who you recommend it to

A delightful marriage of cask and spirit

A decadent dram of interesting similarity to a discontinued bottling…if only it cost the same

A Mannochmore worth chasing

Solid, easy-drinking at £60 but problematic

A young and vibrant Glen Elgin that, while enjoyable, could have done with longer in the cask

A bit pricey for a 10-year-old, but rather tasty and delicious. Pour me another.

If you needed an introduction into a classic bourbon, this widely available bottling is decent stuff

The big 15 is well worth experiencing and celebrating

Enjoyably artificial and gloriously confused

Still, possibly, the best sherry matured £65 official bottle.

The Bowmore Dark Ages.

A very solid Teaninich if a little workmanlike in places

The latest hot commodity gets absorbed

An average and tasty dram that ain’t gonna break the bank

When we’re talking about premium whisky brands, all too often the only thing being ‘premium’ is the price tag

Blended Malts Just Got Interesting

Lochlea’s first whisky is mild and pleasant - just don’t expect fireworks

Mother nature needs more time to work her magic, but solid ground.