April 2016 will see the release of two limited Edition lady of the Glen casks. A 1993 Bourbon Cask Aultmore and 1995 Bourbon Cask Auchentoshan. We will release around half of each of the casks but they will be released at cask Strength without chill filtering as is our usual standard. We also look forward…
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At the beginning of February I went on a distillery visit glut and this included visiting Speyside’s Blair Athol distillery. The distillery hides itself behind a giant Bell’s Whisky sign so you could be mistaken for thinking that it’s more of a Bell’s visitor centre than the sight of an active single malt distillery built…
Our next official release is going to be a 1994 Braes of Glenlivet. A slightly obscure Speyside distillery release also known as Braeval Bottled 2015, 20 years old, 47.7% vol, bourbon cask, 163 bottles. Bottles will are glass etched and numbered to be presented the Lady of the Glen floral pouch. deep fruits and heavy…
In the past six months, we have released seven casks and only one person, me, has tried them all! That was until a savvy blogger managed to get his hands on samples from each cask! Read a full review of releases from Whisky Rover, “A fun tour around 90’s Speyside” http://whiskyrover.blogspot.co.uk/…/lady-of-glen-tasting.ht… Braes of Glenlivet 1994 – soon…
Time for Whisky Treat. To win a selection of Lady of the Glen miniatures finish this statement with your own ending. “I like my Whisky… Example, “I like my Whisky…like I like my ties, neat.” The best original answer will receive three miniatures and 2 runners will up receive one sample each. Tweet your answers @lotgwhisky or…
Windy Aberfeldy Aberfeldy is a great wee distillery to visit! It’s not that far away if you live in East or West Central Scotland, they have a great tour with a tourist centre and they even have one of Robert Burn’s writing tables in the museum! For Whisky historians the distillery offers a unique glimpse into…
The Edinburgh Whisky blog review our 20 year old Tobermory! Tiger White concluded – “It wasn’t really what I was expecting… in a good way. This is a very impressive Tobermory” – See more a the Edinburgh Whisky Blog
Lady of the Glen Tormore 19 year old will be our official February 2016 release In 1958, a year where the United States recession plunged 7% of the population into unemployment and in which NASA was formed to take man to the moon, the relatively modern distillery of our next release was founded. Sitting in the naturally idyllic Cromdale hills sits Tormore distillery. The distillery’s…
Whisky and Ice Ball taken from The Tusk website I was prompted to write a piece on the role of ice and Whisky after viewing the Channel 4 documentary ‘A Frozen Christmas’; at one point in the documentary we followed the seller of glacier ice attempting to sell his ice to a couple elite hotels…
Fancy delving into the 2014 Scotch Whisky statistical report. Some really interesting statistics relating to Whisky currently held in bonded warehouses – growing steadily and Scotch Whisky Production – Malt increasing at a much higher rate than grain as has been historically evident. Also biggest Export markets, China value down 23% compared to 2013. The…
In the Second Part of our two part piece we explain why casks are different and what that means for independent bottlers. With insight into industrial practices we lift the lid on how the 20 million unique casks the currently sit in storage in Scotland are going to be overseen. There are multiple reasons for…
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