Cutty Sark ‘Cask Strength’ (51,4%, OB for Caskstrength.net, 500 btl.) – 78/100
Cutty Sark ‘Cask Strength’ (51,4%, OB for Caskstrength.net, 500 btl.) – 78/100
Port Askaig 19 years ‘Cask strength’ (50,4%, Specialty Drinks 2012) – 87/100
GlenDronach ‘Cask strength’ (54,8%, OB 2012) – 90/100
Port Askaig 30 years ‘Cask strength’ (51,1%, Specialty Drinks 2012) – 90/100
Glenfarclas 105 20yo (60%, OB 2012, 4000 btl.) – 89/100
Port Charlotte 2001 ‘PC10’ (59,8%, OB 2012, 6000 btl.) – 88/100
BenRiach 16 yo 1996 (55,2%, OB for Caskstrength.net, PX sherry hogshead #5614, 296 btl.) – 88/100
Laphroaig 10 yo Cask Strength (58,3%, OB 2010, Batch #002) – 87/100
Connemara Turf Mór (58,2%, OB 2010, heavily peated, less than 20.000 btl.) – 87/100
Old Pulteney WK499 ‘Isabella Fortuna’ (52%, OB 2010, 18.000 btl., travel retail, 100cl) – 85/100
Ardbeg 31yo 1975 (53,7%, OB 2006, cask #1378, 453 btl) – 92/100
Laphroaig 10 yo Cask Strength (57,8%, OB 2009, Batch #001) – 86/100
Highland Park announced a new 12 years old bottling named Hjarta.
Port Askaig ‘Cask Strength’ (57,1%, Whisky Exchange 2009) – 82/100
Laphroaig 10 yo Cask strength (55,7%, OB 2007) – 89/100
This blog is my personal collection of impressions, written while searching for the ultimate single malt whisky.
