Tag: bladnoch
So, Thursday has been and gone and my pre-Burn’s Night whisky tasting at The Alma has gone with it. It was a rather enjoyable evening and I thank those who came along to listen to me witter about whisky. Well, drink whisky while I wittered noisily in the background at least. As promised to those [...]
Posted: January 22nd, 2011 under Tastings, Whisky.
Tags: ballantines, bladnoch, clearac, clynelish, glenfarclas, glenglassaugh, lagavulin, signatory, the alma
Comments: 1
In a way I’ve copied one of my booze related goals from recently elevated Malt Maniac Keith Wood – to try as many whiskies from as many distilleries as I can. I may have started along that route before I saw Keith’s website but it’s an admirable goal that I’m pleased to be sharing. Along [...]
Posted: January 18th, 2011 under Tastings, Whisky.
Tags: an turas mor, arran, balblair, bladnoch, Dominic Roskrow, linkwood, port charlotte, whisky tasting club
Comments: 3
Old Malt Cask 15 year old Bladnoch – A baby single cask bottle that I grabbed from The Vintage House a while back. The nose has white wine, a light savouriness and a hint of charcoal. The taste is sweet to start but quickly fades to lightly coloured wood, sawdust and a dry slightly fruity [...]
Posted: May 16th, 2010 under Quick Tastings, Whisky.
Tags: bladnoch, brewdog, bridge house, draft house, guzzler, junction, old malt cask, pure gold, purity, sambrooks, the rake, tm10, york
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Being a science fiction fan I spent the long easter weekend just gone hidden away in hotel by Heathrow airport attending Eastercon, the yearly british sci-fi convention. While the con committee managed to rustle up a bar full of London Pride and Old Rosie (even if the cider did its traditional thing and disappeared a [...]
Posted: April 5th, 2010 under Tastings, Whisky.
Tags: ardbeg, auchentoshan, bladnoch, dalwhinnie, eastercon, glenlivet, Iain Banks, laphroaig, macallan, odyssey 2010, smws, st georges, yamazaki
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