Scotch Whisky

Isle of Harris Unveils First Single Malt

Isle of Harris Distillers has launched its first single malt, The Hearach. The name is the Scottish Gaelic word for a native of Harris. The first legal dram from the Outer Hebridean Isle of Harris, handcrafted by a team of island locals, has been distilled, matured (in first-fill bourbon, oloroso and fino sherry casks), married and bottled (at 46% ABV) ...

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Beam Suntory Flexes Scotch Muscles With Ardray

Today we embark on a new era in blended Scotch whisky as we reveal Ardray in the United States. Ardray is an exquisite, beautifully complex, yet approachable malt-rich blended whisky, created to challenge preconceptions and offer a fresh perspective in Scotch. Bringing the unique terroir of Scotland together with the precision and artistry of Japan defines this moment. Realized by ...

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Uncharted Whisky Co. Fettercairn Brown Eyed Girl 14 Year Old Scotch Review

By Alex Southgate Rating: B+ It’s always nice to go back and visit old friends and this is absolutely no different when it comes to the distilleries that we know well and love. This being said, I’ve been back to the Fettercairn Distillery on a couple of occasions now, and had a really enjoyable experience on both. We’ll be circling ...

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Gordon & MacPhail Bottle A Glenlivet From 1949

Gordon & MacPhail has unveiled the latest addition to its prestigious Private Collection range. Gordon & MacPhail 1949 from Glenlivet Distillery was laid down in a refill Sherry butt selected by Gordon & MacPhail on New Year’s Day 1949 and bottled on 6th March 2023. Priced at £35,000 RSP and retaining a cask strength of 49.3%, only 192 bottles of ...

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Bruichladdich Octomore Reaching Shelves Near You

Bruichladdich Distillery unveiled the 14th annual series of Octomore, its super-heavily peated single malt earlier this month, so those bottles should be on or near local shelves by now. First released in 2008, Octomore single malts continue to defy whisky wisdom today. Matured for five years, bottled close to cask strength and always super-heavily peated, Octomore’s surprising elegance has led ...

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