Drammer Releases a New Whisky App

Three years after its first release, the Drammer whisky app got renewed. The user interface got a modern look and feel and speed improvements were implemented. Many features, like collection and review management, barcode scanner and taste filters remained unchanged. After this update, whisky lovers have faster access to their digital whisky world. Drammer whisky app is freely available for Android and iOS
via https://drammer.com

The popularity of whisky becomes bigger and bigger, and so does the Drammer user base. The modern look and feel makes the Drammer future ready. With this growth came the need for faster approval of newly added whiskies. As a result the moderation dashboard got an overhaul for a better approval process.

All-in-on whisky app

With its extensive feature list, Drammer is one of the most feature complete apps around. Drammer allows you to manage your collection and reviews, read the latest whisky news and discover new whiskies by their tasting profile. Besides this you can scan the barcode of every whisky to read detailled bottle information. If the bottle is not yet listed in Drammer’s database, you can easily add it with a few clicks.

Social whisky network

In the world of whisky there is lots to learn. Drammer want to stimulate this by enabling to share whisky experiences. Reading what other users are buying or tasting helps to discover new bottles. All users with a Drammer account can become friends. A personal timeline helps to track your friends’ activities.

New whiskies are added to the database every day. To avoid database pollution, each newly added bottle will be checked by hand. This way duplicates and inconsistencies are being avoided.

Our December (2020) Auction ends soon!

Place your bids from Friday 18^th December until Sunday 3^rd January, 2021.

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Every month, we present an incredible selection of whiskies and other fine spirits to our members right across the globe. You will find everything here from limited edition releases and vintage bottles to whole casks of rare whisky. There is certainly something for everyone – whether you are looking to collect, invest or enjoy!

Glenfarclas – 63 Year Old (1953) Pagoda Sapphire Reserve

(*Brought to auction for the first time ever.)

 Hanyu – Joker Monochrome

  Macallan – 40 Year Old (1979) Fine & Rare

 Laphroaig 13 Year Old (1967) & Laphroaig 14 Year Old (1970) 

Selling whisky? Why not arrange the pick-up of your bottles using our global courier service? If you’re based in Scotland, you might want to arrange the personal collection of your bottles. Wherever you’re based in the world, we will make getting your bottles into our monthly auction as simple as possible. Get in touch with the Whisky Hammer team now by dropping them a message at sales@whiskyhammer.co.uk.

Bardstown Bourbon Company “Discovery Series #4” Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey (750ml) $129.99 View

The fourth release in the Discovery series is all 10+ year-old bourbon and draws heavily from 13 and 15 year-old barrels. A blend of three-quarters corn makes the mash bill in each of the whiskeys selected for Bardstown’s flagship blend, along with a moderate rye contribution at 13-18 percent, with malted barley (no wheat) making the difference.

Wemyss Single Casks

The Speyside Edit

Wemyss Malts source casks from distilleries across Scotland for their single cask range. Each cask chosen for bottling is representative of the best characteristics of that region and the name given to each Whisky reflects the unique aromas and flavours found within the bottle.

Single cask Whisky is unique in that it is a snapshot of the distillery on one day of production and they type of cask it has been matured in. Depending on age and cask type, there are between 150 – 700 bottles per single cask, making each expression unique and highly covetable, as once they are gone, they are gone…

The Good Dram Show – Episode 393 ‘Kilkerran’ – Welcome to the final episode of the show for 2020. This week I happy to say that it’s a Glengyle episode!

https://youtu.be/6w3EMYGJxdI 

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Top trending winter warmers

Make your wintery holiday at home cosier by delving into new drams from Johnnie Walker, Benriach, and more, or chilling out with cocktails that you can whip up at home. Here’s what we’ve been raving about recently:

Johnnie Walker Blue Label
Year of the Ox
Chinese New Year Edition
£224.00

Buy Now ›

John Walker & Sons
King George V
Chinese New Year Edition
£550.00

Buy Now ›

A very warm welcome to our Christmas auction! Naturally our malty grotto is filled to the brim so if you’re not already pouring a large festive dram then please take a browse and see if you can pick up a treat or two. You snow the drill by now so let’s get started with what Santa has distilled for us.

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Ardbeg Committee Set! 

This auction also holds a fantastic choice of rare SMWS bottles!

Modest looking but don’t be fooled!

Go and treat yourselves, you’ve earnt it after this stonker. There’s plenty more dynamic and varied drams to pick from and to help get you through the New Year! We hope you’ve had a lovely Christmas wherever you are and look forward to seeing you all next year!

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FREE UK COLLECTIONS

We continue to offer free doorstep collections for over 10 bottles or collectively worth a minimum of £1000 are also available across Central Scotland – contact us to find out more and check availability.

Glasgow appointments

In line with government COVID restrictions our office is currently closed to the public. Book now for collections or drop offs from 18th January.

Mark’s Whisky Ramblings 361: Ledaig 11 Year Old 2008 The Whisky Barrel

Mark Dermul, Belgian whisky blogger, tries a young and feisty Ledaig. The online retailer The Whisky Barrel has released a series called ‘Originals’ in which they showcase the different styles of malts to their customers. Among those is also this young Ledaig – peaty Tobermory – that was bottled after 11 years of maturation on a first fill oloroso hogshead.

https://youtu.be/k4L99cx58fw