Mark’s Whisky Ramblings 611: Glenmorangie x Harrison Ford

Mark Dermul, Belgian whisky blogger, sips with Indiana Jones… sort of. In 2025, Glenmorangie made quite a splash when it teamed up with Hollywood legend Harrison Ford for a series of advertising films. Not only were they very funny and well made, but – as became clear in May 2026 – they also served as the lead-up to an exclusive Glenmorangie x Harrison Ford release. It is a malt matured in both bourbon casks and toasted Portuguese red wine casks.

https://youtu.be/-M0x1mlFRAg

The Good Dram Show – Episode 641 ‘Kinahan’s Irish Whiskey’

Welcome to a well overdue episode of the show, featuring the Irish whiskey brand Kinahan’s and their trademarked Hybrid (Frankenstein) casks releases, Episode 641 – The Frankenstein Cask Lives…! Filmed in The Study Nottingham

Featuring

Kinahan’s Small Batch Blended Irish Whiskey 46%
Kinahan’s Heritage Single Malt 46%
Kinahan’s The Kasc Project [B] Blended Irish Whiskey 43%
Kinahan’s The Kasc Project [M] Single Malt Irish Whiskey 45%

www.kinahanswhiskey.com

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Thompson Bros. Highland Park 22YO

THE VIDEO REVIEW

A bottle purchased on an idea of it being interesting. It turns out that it was even more interesting than I even thought. A 22YO Highland Park matured in a refill sherry cask, producing 336 bottles. The nose is umptuous and reminds of all of those classic Highland Park notes.

Then you taste it and things become deeper, darker, more robust and less of those classic sweet notes we associated with official bottles of Highland Park.

This is a darker, brooding, deeper style of single malt that is so forward and intense with its flavours that you just can’t ignore it. Simply excellent and remarkably complex.

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Mark’s Whisky Ramblings 610: Glenmorangie Signet

Mark Dermul, Belgian whisky blogger, tries a luxurious dram. The Glenmorangie Signet is pretty much the pièce de resistance of this distillery (at least, for the ordinary mortal like you and me). It’s their luxury showpiece, their exception that proves the rule. Signet is a malt conceived and developed by whisky maker Rachel Barrie, under the supervision of Dr Bill Lumsden. It’s a mix of 20% so-called ‘chocolate malt’ and 80% ‘crystal malt’, which is roasted barley. In addition, it’s a vatting of various cask types – sherry, bourbon and wine, but naturally also virgin oak from the Ozarks. And despite the absence of an age statement, we know that even 35-year-old whisky is included in the mix. We’re curious.

https://youtu.be/6PhHNU-03Mc 

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Renovations

THE VIDEO

Hello all! We’ve got some stunning shelving in the office now, so a much better looking backdrop for videos going forward. I would love to hear from you all about what you’d want to see going forward on the channel. There are so many bottles now that I lose track of what to review next!

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Mark’s Whisky Ramblings 609: Invergordon 16 Year Old 2009 Klubb23 for Awel.be

Mark Dermul, Belgian whisky blogger, tries a single grain. ‘Sipping a nice whisky for a good cause? Count me in!’, says Mark. Klubb23, a Belgian bottler with an undeniably impressive track record by now, is launching this bottle in aid of Awel.be, a Flemish organization that offers free and anonymous support to children and young people via telephone, chat, email, and a forum. Volunteers listen to their stories, questions, or problems such as bullying, relationships, or not feeling comfortable in their own skin. It is a 2009 Invergordon single grain that, after regular maturation, received a finish at an oloroso octave, which is responsible for the beautiful color.

https://youtu.be/sQbYlvTuGlk

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