Springbank 16 yo 2001-2018 (53.6%, Cask Sample)
Clynelish 23 yo 1995-2019 (54.8%, Daily Drams)
Blair Athol 31 yo 1988-2020 (47.7%, Daily Drams)
Ben Nevis 23 yo 1996-2020 (52.2%, The Whisky Jury)
Ireland 23 yo 19912015 (54.6%, Daily Drams)
Port Ellen 1982-2013 (53.2%, Malts of Scotland)
Caol Ila 34 yo 1984-2018 (57.6%, Cadenhead)

What about something for our first 200 bottles reviewed? Here it is guys, we did a special Whisky Live Tasting on Twitch and it was pretty cool! (Replay video included!)

Mc Warrior – 2018 Edition (43.5%, House of McCallum)
Mc Peat – 2018 Edition (43.5%, House of McCallum)
Candid – 2019 Edition (49.0%, Michel Couvreur)
 

What if we taste some cheaper drams today? Let’s try to find some cheap & good daily drams!

Secret Highland 36yo 1983-2020 (51.2%, Sansibar)
Well well well, it seems that I’ve found another secret Clynelish hidden is my stash and it’s a pretty old one!

Candlekitty 19yo 2000-2020 (48.5%, Whisky Sponge)
Sutherland 24yo 1996-2020 (47.2%, Thompson Bros)
What about some Clynelish today guys? We all need some nice drams to start this new year in good conditions, so let’s find out out what’s up with those little secrets!

Tobias & The Angles 2019 (47.6%, Compass Box)
This one is considered by Compass Box as the “culmination of almost two decades of whiskymaking”. It’s a blend of Caol Ila 1984 (49.1%) and a Clynelish 1994 (50.9%) so things should go pretty well.

Timorous Beastie 18yo – 2017 Edition (46.8%)
Timorous Beastie 40yo – 2016 Edition (54.7%)
Here we go, another pair of blends to quaff next to a fire during your holidays! Let’s see what those two little mouses will offer us.

Blended Malt 18yo 2001-2019 (46.6%, Whiskybase)
Blended Scotch 38yo 1980 (44.9%, Thompson Bro.)
It’s winter and holiday time, so it’s time to find old blends to enjoy with friends and family and it seems that I found some pretty good ones!

Ledaig 9yo 2010 (53.2%, The Whisky Jury)
Bunnahabhain 7yo 2013 (53.2%, The Whisky Jury)
Today I’m gonna test two recent releases by the Belgian independent bottler “Whisky Jury”. They seem to have a very good reputation despite the fact that they are quite new on the bottling scene so let’s see by ourselves with those two you peaters!

Ben Nevis 22 yo 1996-2019 (55.3%, SMoS)
Ben Nevis 19 yo 1996-2015 (55.5%, Edition Spirit)
Ben Nevis 23 yo 1996-2019 (53.6%, SMoS)
 

Here we go, another batch of those Ben Nevis 1996! Most of the time those are very consistent, let’s see if it’s also the case for these three bottlings!

Aultmore 9 yo 2011-2020 “Parcel No.4” (48%, SMoS)
Linkwood 10 yo 2009-2020 “Parcel No.4” (48%, SMoS)
Speyside 10 yo 2010-2020 “Parcel No.4” (48%, SMoS)
Clynelish 2010-2020 “French Connections” (55.3% SMoS) 

Another part of the Elixir batch that I started last week, let’s see if something shines today!