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Tamdhu 18YO, 46.%
Part 3 is all about Tamdhu 18YO, and it’s broader, and sometimes more savoury sherried style
Matured solely in ex-sherry casks and bottled at 46.8% ABV – this bottle is my favourite of the three I’ve tried, but when price comes into the equation, it doesn’t do badly, but it could easily be better regarding its pricing.
ralfy review 989 – Mackmyra Svensk Rok @46.1%vol:
Mark’s Whisky Ramblings 496: Nc’nean Aon 17-170 for Belgium
Mark Dermul, Belgian whiskyblogger, tries a single cask of Nc’nean. Mark has been a fan of Nc’nean since the very beginning, that’s a public secret. He was therefore very pleasantly surprised when Premium Spirits – the Belgian importer – invited him to a press dinner on 1 March of this year. In fact, he had the pleasure of sitting at the table next to the Leading Lady of Nc’nean and had a very pleasant and interesting chat with Annabel Thomas all evening long. The highlight of the evening was the presentation of a single ex-bourbon cask that was specially selected for the Netherlands and Belgium.
The Good Dram Show – Episode 520 ‘General Round Up’
Welcome to this weeks episode of the show. It’s a round up of new and new-ish releases from Two Brewers, Adelphi, Lochea, Lindores Abbey, Lagg and Global Whisky. The Good Dram Show with Chris Goodrum Episode 520 – Another One Of Those Random Episodes! Filmed in The Study Nottingham
Featuring
Two Brewers Yukon Single Malt Release: 35 Classic 46%
Maclean’s Nose Blended Scotch Whisky 46%
Lochlea Distillery Cask Strength Batch 1 60.1%
Lindores Abbey Friar John Cor ‘The Cask Strength Congregation Chapter II’ 60.9%
Lagg Distillery ‘Kilmory’ 46%
The Red Cask Company Coal Ila 2013 (9 year old) 57.2%Â
Mark’s Whisky Ramblings 495: Nc’nean Huntress 2023 Woodland Candy
Mark Dermul, Belgian whiskyblogger, tries a very summery whisky. Nc’nean has just released their new ‘summer whisky’ Huntress and this time they aptly named it ‘Woodland Candy’. It is created with no less than 4 different yeasts, including those used for the production or red and white wine, which results in a malt with lots of red fruit. Mark is a fan!
Welcome to a series on Tamdhu!
Part 2 is all about Tamdhu 15YO, and it’s bigger, and richer nature, pushing whisky drinkers who are looking for a sherry alternative.
Matured solely in ex-sherry casks and bottled at 46% ABV – this bottle is striking to look at, very rich to drink, but a little flat when it comes to the texture and feel of the liquid.
Overall, a whisky to certainly put your eyes on if you’re wanting something that you haven’t seen or tried before.
The Good Dram Show – Episode 519 ‘Old Islay’
Featuring
Scotch Malt Whisky Society 53.141 1989 (20 year old) ‘Chinese food in an old-fashioned hotel’ 52%
Mackillop’s Choice Laphroaig 1990 (22 year old) 52.1% | Wilson & Morgan ‘Barrel Selection’ Caol Ila 1984 (25 year old) 46% | Gordon & MacPhail ‘Connoisseurs Choice’ Port Ellen 1982 (27 year old) 43%
Single Malts Direct ‘Whiskies of Scotland’ Caol Ila 1980 (29 year old) 55.1% | Berry Bros & Rudd ‘Berrys’ Own Selection’ Caol Ila 1979 (30 year old) 53.1%
