Brora 21 yo 1977 (56,9%, Rare Malts 1998) – 91/100
Brora 21 yo 1977 (56,9%, Rare Malts 1998) – 91/100
Brora 20 yo 1982 (58,1%, Rare Malts 2003) – 90/100
Glenury Royal 23 yo 1971 (61,3%, Rare Malts 1995) – 90/100
Mortlach 22 yo 1972 (65,3%, Rare Malts 1995, 75cl.) – 87/100
Banff 21y 1982 (51,7%, RM 2004) – 85/100
Diageo Rare Malts Selection – A collection of rare single malts.
Inchgower 35 yo 1974 (57%, Thosop Import 2009, refill sherry cask, 42 btl.) – 90/100
Benrinnes 23 yo 1985 (58,8%, OB 2009, 6000 btl.) – 80/100
Caol Ila 29 yo 1980 (54%, Malts of Scotland 2009, cask #4935, 175 btl.) – 90/100
Pittyvaich 20 yo (57,5%, OB 2009, 6000 btl.) – 82/100
Aberlour 19yo 1990 (54,5%, Malts of Scotland 2009, cask #18847, 167 btl.) – 87/100
Brora 30 yo 1976 (55,1%, Douglas Laing Old & Rare Platinum 2007, 104 btl.) – 95/100
Ben Nevis 34 yo 1975 (63%, Prestonfield for LMdW 2009, cask #7439, 146 btl.) – 92/100
Glen Spey 31 yo 1977 (55,8%, Malts of Scotland 2009, cask #3656, 210 btl.) – 90/100
Longmorn 39yo 1969 (57,7%, Gordon & MacPhail for TWE 2009, cask #5305) – 91/100
Ardbeg 31yo 1975 (53,7%, OB 2006, cask #1378, 453 btl) – 92/100
Exactly one year ago, the first whisky review was posted on this website, the Balvenie 30 Years Old. Since then, almost 200 other drams were published and more than 40 news item were covered. Let’s celebrate with a week of 90+ drams!
Karuizawa ‘Wait La Mazurka’ 31 yo 1977 (62,7%, Daily Dram 2009) – 91/100
Isle of Jura Prophecy (46%, OB 2009) – 84/100
Woodford Reserve (43,2%, OB 2009) – 80/100
The Macallan Fine Oak 30 Years old (43%, OB 2009) – 84/100
This blog is my personal collection of impressions, written while searching for the ultimate single malt whisky.
