February brought us a double header of lowland single farm estate distillery Daftmill – winter and summer batch releases!
Daftmill 2007 Winter Batch Release
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Caperdonich 28
Happy 14th Anniversary ETKW! The Crown Jewel of our 14th anniversary celebration: Lost Distilleries of Scotland.
We will update this post after we have sampled the whisky this evening….but I can tell you it smelled fantastic on the pour!!
Cooper’s Choice Dumbarton 2000
The fifth bottle in the line up for our 14th anniversary celebration: Lost Distilleries of Scotland.
Cooper’s Choice Girvan 1992
Dallas Dhu 1979
Imperial 23
The second bottle in the line up for our 14th anniversary celebration: Lost Distilleries of Scotland.
Strathisla 2008
Treacle Toffee! That elusive yet common tasting note appears in force for this independent bottling from Gordon & MacPhail’s “Distillery Labels” series. Strathisla is the oldest continuously operating distillery in the Scottish Highlands (founded in 1786 under another name). It is also now considered home to Chivas Regal. This bottle was sourced direct from Scotland. I liked it enough to finally figure out what exactly treacle toffee is… 46% ABV.
Old Pulteney 18
Signatory Vintage North British 1991
A tasty 28-year whisky from North British, one of few dedicated grain distilleries in Scotland. It’s a big place, located right in the City of Edinburgh and established in 1885. I don’t think it can be classified as a mind-blowing bottle, but I am very appreciative of the chance to try something off the beaten track, a sherry-aged grain whisky! (FYI that means a whisky made with at least some grain other than malted barley). I think it works. 46.2% ABV and one of 461 bottles. $250, sourced from The Whisky Barrel.
Ardbeg Wee Beastie
