In this latest installment of our side-by-side whisky comparison series, we delve into the world of Ardbeg Uigeadail vs An Oa, two exceptional single malt peaty expressions from the renowned Ardbeg distillery on Islay.
Today I am trying the Paul John Nirvana whisky and if you have been following me on social media for a while, you would know that I love whisky from the Paul John Distillery in India. I have tasted all the releases in their core range and loved it.
During my visit to the Loch Lomond distillery in August, I had the opportunity to taste a variety of exceptional drams. One of the ranges I was particularly eager to try was the relatively new Noble Rebel blended malt Scotch whisky line, released by Loch Lomond in 2023. This range includes three expressions: Noble Rebel Orchard Outburst, Hazelnut Harmony, and Smoke Symphony whisky.
A bottle of Johnnie Walker Black Label is rarely absent from my whisky shelf. It’s one of those dependable drams that I find myself reaching for during the week after a long day. Come the weekend, however, things change. That’s when you’ll usually find me pouring a glass of Johnnie Walker Double Black.
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It’s time for another side-by-side bourbon showdown. This week, I’m comparing two of Kentucky’s most popular and widely available bourbons: Buffalo Trace vs Woodford Reserve whiskey. These bottles regularly appear on recommended bourbon lists, but how do they compare when tasted head-to-head?Read More »Buffalo Trace vs Woodford Reserve Bourbon
One of the more affordable whiskies here in Mauritius is the Whyte and Mackay Triple matured blended whisky. It had been a while since I last tried anything from this brand, so I decided to give it a go.