Review of Gold Spot 13 Year Old 'Generations Edition', a limited release from Mitchell & Sons in their Irish whiskey series.

Nose: a lot of stewed apples and sweet orange juice, with nectarines, quinces and orange peels. Quite jammy, with herbal ...

Review of Inquota, a Mountain rye whisky made in Italy by Villa de Varda. A product that is closer to grappa than to whisky ...

Review of 16 Years, a single malt Scotch whisky only available in travel retail. It matured in American oak ex-bourbon ...

Nose: rich and fruity, with plenty of juicy plums, strawberries and cherry jam. Raisins and a little orange peel. Plenty of wine gums, with the slightly fragrant edge of a rosé wine. Then there’s a ...

Nose: starts really well. Fruity notes aplenty, like pineapple, kiwi and papaya. Pink bananas. Quite creamy, almost showing a white chocolate note. Then a nice mineral / waxy side and subtle minty ...

There seems to be a wave of old Cuban rums at the moment. I know the sweetness of these casks is sometimes a little controversial among rum lovers, but some of them ...

I still remember trying my first Amrut whisky some fifteen years ago: Amrut Fusion. I thought it was very interesting mostly for the thick tropical fruitiness as a result of the hot Indian climate and ...