Tag: bowmore
I love technology. Not only does it enable me to fire these words into other people’s brains without having to insert them manually, it also lets me find out stuff that I wouldn’t have otherwise. Much to my annoyance one of the best places to find out news and information about whisky these days is [...]
Posted: May 21st, 2012 under Whisky.
Tags: bowmore
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Yet again it’s been too long since I did one of these, so here’s some stuff that I’ve randomly had a sip of in recent times that hasn’t quite merited a full burst of obsessive writing for whatever reason. Usually laziness.
Posted: April 19th, 2012 under Absinthe, Beer, Quick Tastings, Whisky.
Tags: ancnoc, auchentoshan, bowmore, brewdog, glendronach, la fee, lost abbey
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As I’ve not done one of these for a while I thought I better had do…my notebook is getting full. BrewDog/3 Floyds Bitch Please – a collaborative brew from BrewDog and Chicago’s 3 Floyds. Harking back to their older special edition brews, this is a oak-aged barley wine, reminiscent of the Devine Rebel they made [...]
Posted: May 29th, 2011 under Quick Tastings.
Tags: 3 floyds, abstrakt, auchentoshan, berry brothers and rudd, bitch please, bowmore, brewdog, clynelish, kernel, redemption, sheppy's, tremlett's bitter
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Flicking through my notebook to remind myself of what I’ve been up to of late (I don’t bother storing such information in my brain any more, it’s too full of useless facts that I’ve accidentally learned from Wikipedia) I came across a bunch of tasting notes from Whisky Live London. Rather than let them sit [...]
Posted: March 21st, 2011 under Quick Tastings, Whisky.
Tags: berry brothers, bowmore, compass box, teerenpeli, the glenlivet, whisky live
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As I don’t think I’ve written about whisky enough recently (sarchasm) I thought I’d put something down on paper/the screen/the interwebnets about Whisky Live London 2011. I’ve been almost entirely fail-y when it has come to writing about whisky shows in the past, mainly as a day of walking around pouring whisky down my neck [...]
Posted: March 13th, 2011 under Tastings, Whisky.
Tags: bowmore, dalmore, glemorangie, highland park, jonny mccormick, macallan, matusalem, oscuro, signet, st magnus, whisky live
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Having rather foolishly double booked myself during the last Whisky Lounge event in London (a Springbank tasting that I was rather looking forward to that got dropped in favour of an evening of sherry) I grabbed a ticket to Mr Ludlow’s December extravaganza as soon as I could. This time the format was slightly different [...]
Posted: December 16th, 2010 under Tastings, Whisky.
Tags: ardbeg, berry brothers, berry brothers and rudd, big peat, bowmore, bunnahabhain, eddie ludlow, islay, jura, prophecy, tempest, whisky lounge
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It’s incredible how important one’s sense of smell is when tasting things. I have, of course, heard from numerous people (including my anosmic mate John) about how taste is predominantly smell, with the tongue painting in wide strokes while the nose adds the detail, so it was rather annoying to discover the actual extent to [...]
Posted: July 4th, 2010 under Tastings, Whisky.
Tags: bowmore, bruichladdich, bunnahabhain, caol ila, darren rook, gunmakers, islay, kilchoman, lagavulin, master of malt, peat, whisky guy, whisky squad
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A while back I bumped into Laissez Fare at a wine tasting and I quickly admitted that I didn’t really have much of an idea about wine. However, in an effort to pull back my boozey reputation, I started rambling about the Scotch Malt Whisky Society, my tongue slightly loosened by the magic voodoo wine [...]
Posted: December 6th, 2009 under Whisky.
Tags: bowmore, cheese, foodbymark, glen garioch, glencadam, glenmorangie, laissez-fare, smws, talisker
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