The Laphroaig 15y will be replaced by an 18 year old. The Laphroaig 18y will be bottled at a higher strength of 48% alcohol (the same as the Laphroaig Quarter Cask). The price will remain the same (pretty uncommon considering the extra 3 years and today’s whisky marketing). Around € 50.
Month: March 2009
William Larue Weller (62,65%, OB 2008, 3rd release) – 87/100
St. Magdalene 26y 1982 (50%, DL OMC 2008, ref. 4712, 511 btl.) – 84/100
Linkwood 27y 1976 (46%, Cask & Thistle 2003, 336 btl.) – 84/100
Port Ellen 28y 1979 (53,7%, Norse Cask Selection 2007, Cask QW1311, 277 btl.) – 93/100
Bunnahabhain 12y (40%, OB) – 78/100
Nikka Yoichi 10y (45%, OB, batch 08G34B)
Bowmore 32y 1968 ‘Anniversary edition’ (45,5%, OB 2001, 1860 btl.) – 94/100
Bowmore 25y 1983 (50%, DL OMC 2008, ref. 4189, 259 btl.) – 60/100
Adelphi has a good reputation as an independent bottler. Their Inchgower 26y 1980 won a gold medal at […]
The Balvenie 10y Founder’s Reserve (43%, OB 2006) – 83/100
Aberlour a’bunadh (59,9%, OB 2007, batch n°19) – 86/100
Glenrothes 1979 (43%, OB 1994) – 90/100
Bruichladdich posted the line-up for this year on its blog. We can expect a multi-vintage sherry bottling, the […]
Our Angel – Cooley 9y 1999 (46%, Daily Dram 2009) – 88/100