Guest Whisky Reviews
ralfy review 955 – Glenmorangie 10yo @40%vol: (2022) – Scotch Whisky News

ralfy review 955 – Glenmorangie 10yo @40%vol: (2022)
Whisky Wednesday Reviews GlenDronach 18YO – Scotch Whisky News
It’s back.
After what has felt like longer than a year, GlenDronach 18 has returned with all of its dark and mysterious allure. But, and luckily, I’ve been able to compare it to an older release form 2016…will it stand up?
That is quite a loaded comparison, granted. But I don’t feel we’ve ever really got to grapple with a regular bottle of GlenDronach 18YO. Billy Walker spoilt us with his insane selection of casks and vatting it all with much older stocks. Was that something still viable with this product? Is the current range still doing that? The stocks are still there, I presume.
But let me know your thoughts about this new bottling of what can only be considered a modern classic by all who have tried it in the past.
The Good Dram Show – Episode 489 ‘James Eadie’ – Scotch Whisky News

The Good Dram Show – Episode 489 ‘James Eadie’
Welcome to this week’s episode of the show, in which I’ll be taking a look at the latest batch of single cask releases from James Eadie. The Good Dram Show with Chris Goodrum Episode 489
Three GREAT Peated whiskies for 2023 – Ralfy Whisky News
ralfy review 954 Extras – What to buy next ? – Scotch Whisky News
ralfy review 954 – AnCnoc 12yo – Scotch Whisky News
ralfy review 954 – AnCnoc 12yo @ 40%vol
Whisky Wednesday Reviews Drumshambo Single Pot Still Whiskey – Irish Whiskey News
Drumshambo Single Pot Still Whiskey, 43%
The Shed Disitllery in Ireland have long been a favourite of my family, but mainly for gin…turns out they also have a whiskey!
A single pot still whiskey comprised of malted barley, unmalted barley, and Irish barra oats! All working wonderfully together, along with barrel influences from Kentucky and Spain, this rich, creamy, Pot Still spice whisky is a true contender to take the place of some high-ranking bottles from across Ireland.
Bottled at 43%, natural colour and un-chill filtered, at roughly around what Redbreast now want for their 12YO, this thing is stepping into the boots of a rather big brand and taking, for me, quite abit of its limelight.
But with all things fun and new in Irish whiskey, this product is very much at the front of the queue. Hopefully, you’ll agree too!

















