Laphroaig ‘Philo Raga’ 11y 1998 (57,5%, Daily Dram 2009) – 87/100
Month: April 2009
Caperdonich 10y 1998 (58,5%, SMoS 2008, cask #1277, 251 btl.) – 83/100
Three weeks ago, GlenDronach launched the new range of 12yo, 15yo and 18yo malts and already the first 3000-bottle consignment has sold out in Belgium.
The results of this year’s WWA09 have been announced. Highland Park 21 years old is the best single malt whisky of this year.
Bunnahabhain 34y 1974 (59,3%, The Whisky Agency 2008, Perfect Dram I, 300 btl.) – 91/100
Bunnahabhain 35y 1973 (50,1%, The Whisky Agency 2008, Shark series, 509 btl.) – 75/100
Bunnahabhain 32y 1976 (55,7%, The Whisky Agency 2008, Shark series, 300 btl.) – 85/100
There are three Bunnahabhains in the 2009 range from The Whisky Agency. They’re all from the 1970’s and sherry matured, although they’ve used different types of sherry casks. I evaluated all three of them.
Fettercairn 33y 1975 (58,3%, The Whisky Agency 2008, Perfect Dram I, 143 btl.) – 82/100
Hag Rap Oil – Laphroaig 9y 1998 (56,7%, Daily Dram 2007, 450 bottles) – 85/100
Laphroaig 10 yo Cask strength (55,7%, OB 2007) – 89/100
Longmorn 32y 1976 (53%, The Whisky Agency 2008, 120 btl.) – 88/100
Bruichladdich Octomore 01.1 2001 (63,5%, OB 2008) – 87/100
Port Charlotte 2001 ‘PC6’ (61,6%, OB 2007) – 87/100
Two new bottlings in the Daily Dram range: an 11 year-old Laphroaig ‘Philo Raga’ from 1998 (57,5%) and a 43 year-old Tomatin ‘Oat Mint’ from 1965 (48,1%).
Bruichladdich 3D3 ‘Norrie Campbell’ (46%, OB 2006) – 85/100
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