https://youtu.be/NAXDteoxVOU

‘Tis the awards season for all of us YouTuber’s! But I wanna know what your favourite whisky of the year is. There have been some big releases towards the end of this year, as well as some decent surprises. Most importantly, what stood out for you! I’d also like to know what your biggest surprise of the year was, along with biggest disappointment. The latter seems harsh, but I think it’s important for recognition amongst the group.

Cheers!

ralfy review 908 – Cragganmore 12yo @58.4%vol (2019 Special Release)

ralfy review 907 Extras – Brands I’m watching for 2022

ralfy review 907 – Kilkerran 12yo @46%vol: (2021)

Mark’s Whisky Ramblings 413: Bunnahabhain 12 Year Old 2009 for MMM

Mark Dermul, Belgian whisky blogger, presents his own bottling for X-mas. The fourth and final single cask that we selected for the Canvas Series takes hi mand his pal Manny back to Islay. They also put Monique Tromp from Whisky-Arts back to work who delivered a beautiful closing piece with this paining for their label. This Bunnahabhain matured for no less than 12 years on a sherry butt before Mark & Manny bottled it at cask strength. Pour it and then give it five minutes to catch its breath. You will not be sorry.

https://youtu.be/29UIPAo7rOA

It’s the #Christmas episode of the #GoodDramShow  featuring Indie bottlings of Imperial

Merry Christmas everyone!

ralfy review December Extras – making Winterdram !

ralfy review 906 Extras – Three great peated malts I bought again in 2021

ralfy review 906 – Glenlivet 12yo @48%vol: (Illicit Still)

https://youtu.be/TsnUM31ZH4c

I’ve been guilty of ignoring a lot of world whiskies, not intentionally! It’s just that there’s so much to get through, and you want to make sure that you’re reviewing things that apply to yourself and your viewers.  But not reviewing whiskies from Paul John was a bad idea from me; this stuff is delicious! The Edited is a peated, natural colour, non chill filtered offering from the Goa based distillery. Established in 1992 and still going strong, Paul John is something that I’ll be paying much more attention to in the future! Full of tropical fruit and a smoke that is almost like scented chocolate, this is an impressive whisky for £40.