Single Malt

Torbahaig Unveils Fourth In Legacy Series

Isle of Skye-based Torabhaig Distillery has released Sound of Sleat – the fourth single malt Scotch whisky in their Legacy Series and named after the distillery’s home peninsula. Torabhaig Sound of Sleat has been matured in ex-bourbon and new American oak casks, bottled at 46% alcohol by volume [92 proof] and is said to produce […]

Sazerac’s Irish Whiskey Foray Releases 20 Year Old Malt

The Sazerac Company is now releasing its inaugural Irish whiskey following its acquisition and rebranding of its Irish Whiskey outpost, Hawk’s Rock Distillery: Garavogue 20 Year Old Single Malt Irish Whiskey. The ultra-aged Irish single malt was crafted by Master Blender Helen Mulholland, the first female Master Blender in Irish Whiskey history, having earned the …

Oban 15 Year Old Cask Strength Sherry Cask Finish Scotch Review

By Richard Thomas Rating: B+ Oban is one of those rare distilleries in Scotland that predates the 1823 Excise Act. That law made it much more feasible to operate a legal distillery, paving the way for the Scotch industry we know today. Founded in 1794, Oban saw the many common twists and turns common to …

Why Whiskey Remains the Signature Drink of High Rollers in Casinos

Whiskey has long been the drink of choice for high rollers in casinos and it’s not just about taste—it’s about status, focus and tradition. Players at high-stakes tables often choose whiskey because it delivers a calm buzz without clouding judgment. That edge matters when thousands are on the line. Studies show that premium whiskey is …

The Ritual Of Pouring One Before A Big Spin

For decades, whiskey has really been something beyond a beverage—an accompaniment of solitude, a toast to triumph and a means of ending the evening. Recently, as online gaming has taken off, a new tradition has developed in households worldwide: the pour before the play. Thanks to online slots and virtual tables, whiskey fans are embracing …

How To Enjoy Speyside Whiskies At Your Poker Night

There’s something deeply satisfying about the ritual of a poker night-the subtle friction of cards against the felt, the weight of chips stacked and restacked, the quiet calculations behind poker faces. Just as there’s a difference between whisky and whiskey (and I don’t just mean the spelling), there is also a difference in how you …

Where There’s Fire There’s Smokehead 15-Year-Old

Islay-based Smokehead has released a 15-year-old single malt whisky – making it Smokehead’s oldest single malt available [after their Extra Black 18-year-old was previously discontinued]. Smokehead 15-year-old single malt whisky was bottled at 43% alcohol by volume [86 proof] and is said to contain notes of citrus, vanilla and, of course, peat smoke. Smokehead 15-year-old […]

Dewar’s Unveils 22-Year-Old Aberfeldy For Anniversary

Dewar’s Aberfeldy Distillery has released a 22-year-old single malt to commemorate the 25th anniversary of that distillery’s visitor center opening. To celebrate the occasion, the Scottish distillery home of Aberfeldy single malt and Dewar’s blended whisky has unveiled a limited edition 22-year-old single malt finished in Oloroso sherry casks that is part of the Dewar’s […]

Duncan Taylor Debuts 42-Year-Old Bowmore

Scotland-based independent bottler Duncan Taylor has released a 42-year-old Bowmore as part of their Rarest Reserve collection, a collection which showcases Duncan Taylor’s casks. Duncan Taylor’s 42-year-old single malt whisky was originally created at Bowmore Distillery on Islay, matured in a single Pedro Ximénez (PX) sherry cask, bottled at 50.8% alcohol by volume [101.6 proof] […]

Mac-Talla Issues 2025 Feis Ile Festival Single Malt

Mac-Talla has released a limited edition single malt matured in Amarone casks to celebrate the Islay-based Fèis Ìle 2025 Festival which runs through May 31, 2025. Mac-Talla 2025 Amarone Cask Festival Edition single malt was matured in first-fill Amarone della Valpolicella wine casks from northern Italy, bottled at 53.8% alcohol by volume [107.6 proof] and […]

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