Tasting Notes
Fettercairn 2008, Lady Of The Glen
A little over a week ago I was finally able to organise the family tasting again. Well, I had to pick out the bottles, but the tasting itself is with …
Author: Noortje
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Mortlach 14 year old – Sestante
After tasting this beautiful 22 year old Mortlach from My Name Is Whisky a few weeks ago, I remembered that I also had a 14 year old Mortlach from Ses…
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Berry Bros & Rudd: The Nordic Casks #1
Last month there was the launch of Berry Bros & Rudd's new range, the Nordic Casks, which was something I was really looking forward to. I may hav…
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Tomintoul Seiridh, batch 2
This Tomintoul Seiridh has been on the market since 2019 and is yearly released as a new batch. The first batch was 6000 copies, but in the meantime, …
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Highland Single Malt 2010, Thompson Bros
The names of more and more distilleries are no longer allowed to be mentioned on the label of independent bottlings. A pity of course, but the bottler…
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Arran 17 year old, Netherlands Exclusive
This 17 year old Arran was recently released and bottled exclusively for the Netherlands. You see these Premium Cask bottlings appear regularly, which…
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Mortlach 1997, My Name Is Whisky
Before reviewing this Mortlach 1997, let me take you back a few years in time. To the year 2017 to be precise, where it all started with a beautiful w…
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Caol Ila 2008, Single Note
There is a whole wave of new bottlers in the Netherlands. We had Torsten Paul Whisky Company and Roger's Whisky Company, but one that was still new to…
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Daftmill 2008, winter batch release (2020)
This Daftmill 2008, is the second winter batch release I bought. I liked the previous edition so much that I thought it was definitely worth buying an…
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3x Glenlivet, Gordon & MacPhail
In the run-up to the launch of the oldest single malt ever bottled, a Glenlivet of no less than 80(!) years old, Gordon & MacPhail first comes wit…