photo credit: HeavenHillDistillery.com BLANTON’S SINGLE BARREL BOURBON Proof: 93 Age: 9 years old Blanton’s Distillery: Buffalo Trace Distillery Master Distiller: Elmer T. Lee Buy Bottle Blanton’s Bourbon is a true single barrel whiskey made right here in Bourbon country! You know Blanton’s […]
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Kornog 2006/2020 (59.5%, La Maison du Whisky, Artist, France, bourbon barrel, cask #12101, 124 bottles) – Kornog 15 yo 2005/2020 ’18 years 4 months and 7 days of whiskyfun’ (50.4%, WhiskySponge, France, 1st fill bourbon barrel, 149 bottles)
There are certain Christmas bottles that have a bad habit of slowly migrating backwards through the drinks cabinet. They’re excitedly bought and placed at the front of the shelf, ready for a spot of festive…
Originally published on The Whisky Exchange Blog – Up-cycling your Christmas drinks part 3 – liqueurs
Isle of Jura 28 yo 1992/2020 (49.7%, Liquid Treasures, bourbon barrel, 98 bottles) – Isle of Jura 29 yo 1991/2020 (42%, Lady of the Glen, cask #1843, 214 bottles) – Jura 30 yo 1990/2020 (49.7%, WhiskySponge, refill hogshead, 217 bottles)
Aberlour 2009/2019 (40%, OB, White Oak) – Aberlour 8 yo 2012/2020 (58.5%, Whisky Is The Limit, 1st fill oloroso quarter cask, cask #800916, 225 bottles) – Aberlour ‘A’bunadh’ batch #65 (59.5%, OB, 2019)
Santa Teresa ‘Gran Reserva’ (40%, OB, Venezuela, +/-2020) – East London Liquor Company ‘Navy Strength Rum’ (57%, OB, Guyana, +/-2018) – Port Mourant 2006 (40%, OB, Guyana, +/-2019) – Diamond 2012/2020 ‘VSG’ (58.9%, Barikenn, Guyana, 186 bottles)
Aultmore 9 yo 2011/2020 (48%, Elixir Distillers ‘Reserve Casks’, six barrels) – Aultmore 2011/2018 (67.5%, Whisky Illuminati ‘Solaria series’, cask #900367, 1st fill Spanish oak sherry butt, 120 bottles)
It’s the new year and we’re back with a whole new program of virtual tastings and more. We’re kicking things off with a pair of events you won’t want to miss… New year, new drinks…
Originally published on The Whisky Exchange Blog – Virtual Tastings – January 2021
Port’s reputation in the UK has become a little dusty. It is, in the mind’s eye, just heavy wine – sweet and delicious, certainly, but also, perhaps, reminiscent of being slightly too hot, and a…
Originally published on The Whisky Exchange Blog – Up-cycling Your Christmas Drinks Part 2 – Port
Linkwood 12 yo ‘Pure Highland Malt’ (70 proof, Gordon MacPhail, 1970s) – Linkwood 10 yo 2009/2020 ‘Parcel 4’ (48%, The Single Malts Of Scotland ‘Reserve Casks’) – Linkwood 10 yo (55%, Dram Mor, cask #306772, 1st fill barrel)
