Bruichladdich 18 yo 1992 (51,2%, OB ‘Micro Provenance series’ 2010, bourbon cask #004, Brunello wine finish, 288 btl.) – 79/100
Bruichladdich 18 yo 1992 (51,2%, OB ‘Micro Provenance series’ 2010, bourbon cask #004, Brunello wine finish, 288 btl.) – 79/100
Benromach 34 yo 1977 (48%, OB for Premium Spirits Belgium 2011, refill American hogshead #1470, 249 btl.) – 88/100
Glen Grant 39 yo 1972 (53,2%, The Whisky Agency ‘Perfect Dram’ 2011, ex-sherry cask, 119 btl.) – 92/100
Baràbas, Boechout (Belgium)
Whisky bar: The Glengarry (Gent, Belgium)
Bowmore 17 yo 1994 (48,8%, Signatory Vintage for The Nectar Belgium 2011, hogshead #570, 227 btl.) – 82/100
GlenDronach 8 yo 2002 (58%, OB for Cask in a Van 2010, cask #4521, Virgin oak hogshead finish, 312 btl.) – 82/100
Greenore 10 yo (52,9%, OB 2011 for Belgium, cask #87, 394 btl.) – 83/100
Caol Ila 21 yo 1984 (58,5%, Dewar Rattray for The Nectar 2006, bourbon cask #6266, 251 btl.) – 91/100
Belgian Owl 53 months (74,1%, OB 2010, cask #4275986) – 71/100
Gouden Carolus ‘2009 release’ (40%, OB 2009) – 60/100
Kilchoman 3 yo 2007 (62,4%, OB 2010, bourbon cask #334) – 85/100
Cocktails at Nine, Antwerpen (Belgium)
Lindores Whisky Fest 2010
Glen Scotia 37 yo 1972 (45,1%, Malts of Scotland 2010, cask #1926, 197 btl.) – 91/100
Goldlys 20 yo 1989 Sherry wood (46%, OB 2010, 680 btl.) – 71/100
Goldlys 1994 ‘Single cask Limousin’ (55%, OB 2009, 440 btl.) – 77/100
This blog is my personal collection of impressions, written while searching for the ultimate single malt whisky.
