• Just a few more Clynelish, already in the Christmas spirit

    Clynelish 18 yo ‘Waxen Sun’ (51.6%, OB, Special Release 2025, refill casks) Clynelish 24 yo 2001/2025 (51.8%, Milroy’s Vintage Highland Reserve, hogshead, cask #235, 164 bottles) Clynelish 35 yo 1990/2025 (42.7%, Signatory Vintage, Symingt…

  • One Cask at a Time – A Special Dram Selection

    Independent bottler One Cask at a Time launched its debut collection of 6 single cask Whiskies. These new bottlings come in three different categories: “Chronograph“, “Pendulum” and “Grandfather”. Each category is... thanks for …

  • Virginia Distillery Company appoints Maverick Drinks as its UK distributor

    The multi-award-winning Virginia Distillery Company has announced a new partnership with UK-based drinks distributor Maverick Drinks. Maverick Drinks will provide full national distribution across the UK for the Virginia Distillery Company portfolio, with a core range of products from its Courage & Conviction and Virginia Distillery Co. ranges available immediately through the leading e-commerce platform, […]

  • Cobblestone Gets Irished Up For The Holidays

    Dublin-based Cobblestone has created Irished Up – the ‘world’s first’ cold brew Irish Coffee in a can – to help navigate the 2025 holiday season. Cobblestone’s ready-to-drink [RTD] Irished Up consists of Colombian coffee and small-batch Irish single malt whiskey [Cobblestone recently purchased a pair of Irish whiskey distilleries] and boasts 12.5% alcohol by volume […]

  • Hatozaki launches Triple Cask Reserve release

    Hatozaki Whisky has announced the launch of a new permanent addition to its portfolio, which is said to showcase a rare finishing technique. Hatozaki Triple Cask Reserve (46% ABV) is a non-age-stated world whisky, initially matured in ex-Bourbon and ex-Sherry barrels, before being finished for six months in Umeshu plum liqueur casks. Known in Japan […]

  • Is Non-Alcoholic Bourbon The New Light Whiskey?

    By Richard Thomas Spirits broadly and whiskey especially experiencing a sales slump and part of the reason is that the generational cohort entering the marketplace, Gen Z, has broader range of choices in legally available mind altering substances then their predecessors to choose from while also sharing the signature characteristic of youth everywhere: buck what …

  • Three Ships 10 Year Old Single Malt Whisky Review

    By Genevieve Jacot-Guillarmod Rating: B Produced at the James Sedgwick Distillery in South Africa, Three Ships is one of the country’s best known whisky brands alongside Bain’s. While Bain’s uses a corn-based mash bill, the Three Ships range focuses on blends and single malts. The Three Ships 10 Year Old was initially released as series …

  • Strathmill 28 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Review

    By Alex Southgate Rating: A The folks over at Halcyon Spirits kindly sent me their latest offering to try, and I couldn’t be happier. I’ve already reviewed their fourth and fifth release, which was great. This being said, I was elated to see their newest expression, because this time it is a 28 Year Old …

  • Old Forrester Marks Repeal Day With New 117 Series

    Old Forrester was made at one of the few distilleries ultimately allowed to continue making whiskey during the latter stages of Prohibition, so to mark the end of Prohibition the brand has launched the latest installment in its 117 Series, Prohibition Era Still Proof. Prohibition was repealed on December 5, 1933. Bottled at 130 proof, …

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