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.

Adelphi has a good reputation as an independent bottler. Their Inchgower 26y 1980 won a gold medal at […]

Bruichladdich posted the line-up for this year on its blog. We can expect a multi-vintage sherry bottling, the […]