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I dipped my toe into blends awhile back. Bought several to try that have a handle size available (for price reasons). The only one I liked at all was Grants and I’ve been keeping them in business ev ...

My local store shelves were sorely depleted of my usual selections. I finally resolved to get Laphroaig 10 even though itâ€™s not my favorite. I generally prefer peated sherry bombs. Then I notic ...

I purchased it at a liquor store, but it was one of those large liquor superstores called â€œSpecsâ€ we have in Texas. They sell some food too, but not much. Imports. Gourmet cheeses, nuts, e ...

I had the first cork in years break on me. First time opening a bottle of Bunnahabhain Stuireadair. Is this cork issue common with this whiskey?

That makes sense as a way to sweeten the whiskey. As much as I love single malts, I do prefer sherry bombs. So I can understand adding grain whisky as an alternative way to sweeten it. Thanks for th ...

Iâ€™m curious why the popular Irish whiskeys, like Jameson and Bushmills, are blends of separately mashed, distilled, and aged malt and grain whiskeys. Maybe itâ€™s just me, but I greatly pr ...

A scotch clone I made with vodka, dry sherry, lbv port, and liquid peat smoke.

I recently got into Bourbon. There is a post in a section about American whiskey on this forum that recommends some Bourbons for scotch lovers, and that suggests that scotch lovers tend to like Bourb ...

+1 on the Aberlour. It's not one of my favorites at the moment because I've gravitated towards more peated scotch, but I wish I'd encountered Aberlour when I was starting out 20 years ago at about y ...

I've just started to try bourbon again. I did not care for it in my youth. But after years of developing a preference for scotch, and finding my preferences changing and evolving for certain types of ...

+1 for Lagavulin 16

Also, at the OP, I just want to make sure it's understood that Lagavulin 16 is a sherrybomb. From the original post, it seems like the OP is saying it's a peated whiskey, and thus at the opposite end ...

Also, at the OP, I just want to make sure it's understood that Lagavulin is a sherrybomb. From the original post, it seems like the OP is saying it's a peated whiskey, and thus at the opposite end of ...

As a sherry bomb fan, but not an expert, I suggest checking out Tobermory 15 if you get the chance. If I understand correctly, the new owners went through a bunch of really old casks to put it togeth ...

Yo might want to take a look at one of these charts:

http://simplyscotches.blogspot.com/2011/0http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/867328/is-using-drones-other-innovating-tactics-with-deadly-effect1/scotch ...