The Good Dram Show – Episode 599 ‘Glengoyne’

Welcome to the very first episode of the show to feature Glengoyne. I know, it’s only taken me ten years or so to get to one! It features a selection of both distillery and Independent releases. The Good Dram Show with Chris Goodrum Episode 599 – This Episode Of The Show Needs Batfont..! Filmed in The Study Nottingham.

Glengoyne White Oak 48%
Glengoyne 12 year old 43%
Glengoyne 15 year old 43%

www.glengoyne.com

Hunter Laing Hepburn’s Choice Glengoyne 2007 (7 year old) 46%

hunterlaing.com/range/hepburns-choice

Dewar Rattray ‘Single Cask’ Glengoyne 1998 (12 year old) 46%

www.adrattray.com

Douglas McGibbon Provenance Glengoyne 1999 (13 year old) 46%

www.douglasmcgibbon.com

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Glen Scotia 15YO

THE REVIEW

I feel like this video should come with a small warning. That warning is that I don’t believe that Springbank is the best Campbeltown whisky all of the time.  Glen Scotia has released such incredible whiskies over the years I’ve been drinking them, and even before when they came in highland cow-covered bottles.

A salty, sweet, spicy, tropical, oaky, incredible expression of this very unique area of Scotland and all of the wonderful things it has to offer.

Glen Scotia is always at the forefront of my mind when it comes to great standard releases, fun experiments, festival release bottles, all of the exciting things that whisky drinkers want, but products that are also available and pushing the ability for more and more people to get involved with whisky for Campbeltown.

ralfy review 1084 – Ardmore 15yo @53%vol: (Decadent Drams)

Decadent Drams was conceived of as our new ‘all encompassing’ brand. As a home for all our whiskies below a price point of roughly £350, and especially as the home for all our other spirits and drinks that we offer in our ever-expanding selection. It’s a series with playfulness at its heart, where we will take a completely fresh approach with the label design for each new release. The inspiration might be drawn from the flavour profile of the bottling, or perhaps something to do with the history or culture associated with a particular producer or distillery. We’re casting a wide net with a view to offering a diverse and high-quality series that is visually arresting, humourous, playful, mischievous and very fun.  

Decadent Drams is our most regular and diverse series, the one you’ll see most often from month to month. Over the months and years ahead, you’ll find it populated with all manner of amazing and delicious whiskies, spirits and drinks…  

The Malt Mark for review 1083.

Mark’s Whisky Ramblings 567: BenRiach 14 Year Old 2010 Berry Bros & Rudd for GOS

Mark Dermul, Belgian whisky blogger, loves BenRiach. Recently, the Sales Development Director of independent bottler Berry Brothers & Rudd, Mike Harrison, was in the country. Mark was fortunate enough to meet him—and taste quite a few delicious things—at the excellent Bar Terroir in the heart of Ghent. But the day before, the born storyteller had given a tasting with Ruben Gos in Heers, the strong man behind the drinks’ shop GOS. And Ruben had even selected a barrel for the occasion to bottle for his shop. It became this BenRiach 2010 (thus from the Billy Walker era) which yielded 120 bottles at cask strength. More than half of those bottles were sold at the tasting. Mark considers himself lucky to have gotten one.

https://youtu.be/cZSB6SbDGQ8

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