Island whiskies are produced on any of the islands around the perimeter of the Scottish mainland. Islay is not included and is seen as region on its own. Island whiskies tend to be somewhat in the middle of Islay and Highlands whiskies. They are slightly less smoky than most Islay whiskies, but smokier than most of the other Scottish regions.
Some of the most well-known Islanders are Highland Park (produced on the island of Orkney), Talisker (Skye), Jura (Jura), Tobermory (Mull) and Arran (Arran).
During June 2020, I tasted the Ledaig 10 year old whisky, and today I tried the unpeated Tobermory 10 year…
Today I am looking at the 3rd of my mini Talisker bottles, and it is time for the Talisker Storm…
I love the Talisker 10 year old whisky. It is one of those drams that I will take to a desert…
During 2019, at one of the whisky festivals, I tasted a Ledaig whisky for the first time. At the beginning…
A whisky I have written about before in a twitter tasting, but I think it deserves its own blog post.…