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Mortlach 1995, Le Gus’t
The French importer and bottler Le Gus't recently delivered another beautiful bottling. This time they bottled a Mortlach 1995, which has matured in a…
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Speyside 1989, Le Gus’t
Yesterday I did a poll on Instagram about which whisky to review first and this Speyside 1989 from Le Gus't was clearly the winner! So with this my re…
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Tormore 1995 – Le Gus’t
A Tormore 1995 from le Gus't on the menu today. And that's a bottle I was very curious about! Normally, Tormore is not really on my list to buy, were …
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Tasting notes: Speyside 1988 – Le Gus’t
As some may have seen on Instagram, I finally had the opportunity to sample a number of whiskies yesterday. I just really had to make time for it, but…
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Tasting notes: Speyside 1988 – Le Gus’t
Today I have a Speyside 1988 on the menu! Now this is an interesting one.. As it is stated on the bottle that this is a 29 year old blended malt, but I…
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The Balvenie 17 year old, Double Wood
While I was writing a review for this Balvenie 17 year old, I actually wanted to mention that it had been a long time since I had tasted a Balvenie. B…
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Tasting notes: Glenfarclas 2003 – The Family Casks
A first review of a Glenfarclas whisky here on Whiskylifestyle. And that honour goes to a Glenfarclas 2003, from The Family Casks series. Bottled for L…