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Talisker 18 Year Old is part of the 20 Whiskies that changed the world as an example of mellow, aged peat. It was launched in 2004 as an older sibling to the rugged Talisker 10 Years. Back in those days, peat smoke was not as popular as today, with a...

Dalmore King Alexander III is one of the more complex vattings created by Master Blender Richard Paterson. It is crafted to honour the act of saving Scotland’s King in 1263 as a mix of six cask types: ex-bourbon casks, Matusalem sherry casks, Madeira...

Monkey Shoulder is a blended malt created by WM Grant, the famous company behind Glenfiddich and others (as well as Hendricks gin for instance). The name is taken from a repetitive strain injury that distillery workers would develop after years of shoveling...

The Macallan 18 Years Sherry Oak certainly changed the world of whisky. Especially in the 1980s and 1990s Macallan equaled sherry cask maturation and their 18 Year Old is bottled at a great age which shows maturity and balance. The ongoing 18 Year Old...

This week we’ll only post reviews of whiskies that are part of the 20 whiskies that changed the world selection, a great set composed by The Whisky Exchange. Suntory really built the foundations of the Japanese whisky industry, and Yamazaki 12 Year...