Château de Gaube 1962-2020 (48.6%, Wu Dram Clan)

What a chance to taste another of those old armagnacs selected by the Wu Dram Clan! The last time it happens I was not disappointed to say the least, so I have high expectation for this one too!

Jean-Luc Pasquet L.88 (54.1%, OB)
Brandy 27 yo 1993-2020 (52.3%, Thompson Brothers)

Today I’m going to try those two 30yo-ish french spirits, one has been bottled in France and the other one in Scotland!

Eye Land Pork 21 1998-2019 (48.3%, The Whisky Jury)
Ben Nevis 23yo 1995-2019 (51.2%, The Whisky Jury)

Today I have the chance to taste the very first bottling of the Belgian independent bottler « The Whisky Jury », a 1995 Ben Nevis and to get one step higher we gonna also try one of the most recent of their release, an Eye Land Pork! (Nice one by the way!)

Caol Ila 3yo 2018-2021 (52.1%, The Whisky Jury)
Williamson 2010-2020 (52.2%, The Whisky Jury)

Today I’m going to try two recent young peated release by The Whisky Jury and by young I mean that one of them is just 1 day old! (Well 3yo + 1day to be accurate)

Prunier 59yo 1961-2021 (53%, The Whisky Jury)
Prunier 60yo 1960-2021 (55%,The Whisky Jury)

We gonna try another part of history today with those two oldies from the Maison Prunier! Let’s see what happened as a result of nearly 60 years of maturation.

Prunier 42yo 1979-2021 (53.7%, The Whisky Jury)

I tough I was reviewing a 1979 Cognac today but after putting my nose in the glass I’m not totally sure if it’s an old cognac or a 90’s Irish dram!

Speyside Region 19yo 2001-2020 (44.7%, Sansibar)
Secret Highland 24yo 1996-2020 (54.8%, Sansibar)

Given the first two of the series I already reviewed I’m thrilled to try those two older ones! Hey isn’t it the Glenfarclas and Clynelish distillery that we have on those beautiful labels? Okay now it’s starting to be really serious!

Secret Islay Distillery 7yo 2013-2020 (55.1%, Sansibar)
Tobermory 15yo 2006-2021 (55.6%, Sansibar)

Today I’ll try some of the recently released Sansibar « Finest Whisky Berlin » and this is the Batch 7. To be honest I didn’t try any of the other batch so let’s start from here!

Ben Nevis 49.9yo 1996-2020 (52.7%, Archives)

Just in case you guys still need some Omega-3, here is another fish which also appears to be my last Ben Nevis 1996 in stock. Well, for now at least!

Ben Nevis 18yo 1996-2015 (52.7%, TWA & The Nectar)
Ben Nevis 23yo 2008-2020 (51.3%, Elixir Distillers)

It’s summertime and I would like to enjoy some fruity dram today so let’s get some Ben Nevis 1996 matured in hogshead!