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At first I found this single cask release from Isle of Harris Distillery to be fine—good, but overpriced. (I’d picked it up when it went on sale.) But over time it really grew on me. I enjoyed it neat and in cocktails like the Penicillin and Rob Roy. Sláinte! What should I call this one? It uses the classic 5:1 martini ratio of Roku Gin to Bigallet China-China Amaro, garnished with orange zest. Tastes great, and look at that color! (📸2) Any ideas for a name? Cheers! Enjoying these final pre-Fall evenings out back as the light still lingers. This 2016 bottle of Henry McKenna is my last, and luckily it’s a good one. Like summer, it’s very near its end, so, savoring it while I still can. Cheers!

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What makes a “Limited Edition” worth it?
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What makes a “Limited Edition” worth it?

It’s a subjective question, and I’ll not be so forward as to assume any objective answers here. But it’s a … Continue reading What makes a “Limited Edition” worth it?

Bruichladdich – The Laddie Rye
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Bruichladdich – The Laddie Rye

THE LADDIE RYE Released 2025 MASH BILL – 55% rye, 45% malted barley PROOF – 100 AGE – 7 years … Continue reading Bruichladdich – The Laddie Rye

Destination Whiskeys vs Journey Whiskeys
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Destination Whiskeys vs Journey Whiskeys

Some whiskeys send you off down a long winding road. Others are a single end point unto themselves. What’s the … Continue reading Destination Whiskeys vs Journey Whiskeys

Toasting a special occasion with a peculiar North British 30 Year Cask Strength Single Grain Whisky
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Toasting a special occasion with a peculiar North British 30 Year Cask Strength Single Grain Whisky

NORTH BRITISH SINGLE GRAIN SCOTCH WHISKY Single barrel #DL15154 selected by K&L (2021) MASH BILL – Unknown un-malted grain mash … Continue reading Toasting a special occasion with a peculiar North British 30 Year Cask Strength Single Grain Whisky

Invergordon 46-Year Single Grain Scotch Whisky
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Invergordon 46-Year Single Grain Scotch Whisky

INVERGORDON SINGLE GRAIN SCOTCH 2nd Fill Bourbon Hogshead cask #7844000057 selected by Single Cask Nation (2020) MASH BILL – unstated … Continue reading Invergordon 46-Year Single Grain Scotch Whisky

Carsebridge 52 Year (that’s right) Single Grain Scotch
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Carsebridge 52 Year (that’s right) Single Grain Scotch

CARSEBRIDGE 52 YEAR SINGLE GRAIN SCOTCH bottled under the “Sovereign” label for K&L (2018) MASH BILL – Unknown un-malted mash … Continue reading Carsebridge 52 Year (that’s right) Single Grain Scotch

Cameronbridge 27 Year Single Grain Scotch
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Cameronbridge 27 Year Single Grain Scotch

CAMERONBRIDGE 27 YEAR SINGLE GRAIN SCOTCH bottled under the “Old Particular” label for K&L (2019) MASH BILL – Unknown un-malted … Continue reading Cameronbridge 27 Year Single Grain Scotch

Strathclyde 30 Year Single Grain Scotch
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Strathclyde 30 Year Single Grain Scotch

STRATHCLYDE SINGLE GRAIN SCOTCH cask strength single barrel bottled for K&L (2018) MASH BILL – Undisclosed grain mash bill (rumored … Continue reading Strathclyde 30 Year Single Grain Scotch

Invergordon 31 Year Single Grain Scotch
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Invergordon 31 Year Single Grain Scotch

INVERGORDON SINGLE GRAIN SCOTCH cask strength single barrel bottled for K&L (2018) MASH BILL – Undisclosed (single grain scotch) PROOF … Continue reading Invergordon 31 Year Single Grain Scotch

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