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GREAT FOR WHISKY ENTHUSIASTS. The 12-year-old Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban single malt was initially released in 2010 and has since become a popular choice for whisky fans across the globe. This particular bottle is described as the darkest and most intense whisky in the Glenmorangie extra-matured range. Glenmorangie Quinta…
THE BEST SELLING ISLAY SINGLE MALT IN THE WORLD. The Laphroaig distillery was established in 1815 and has a fascinating 200-year history. This has helped to develop one of the most contentiously popular whiskies in the world. Although Laphroaig is the best-selling Islay single malt in the world, accounting…
A TREND SETTING GIN. I first encountered Gin Mare about 6 years ago with some friends who were gin enthusiasts, they told me about this unusual Mediterranean botanical spirit that I had to try. After having a few sips, I soon realised what all the fuss was about. Gin…
WELL WORTH EVERY PENNY. This golden toned Welsh single malt is one of the most under-appreciated whiskies being distilled in the UK today. The original Penderyn whisky is distilled via a unique copper still pot process. It is then matured in ex-bourbon barrels before finally being finished in ex-Madeira…
AN INTERESTING ORIGIN. Although Ciroc is seen as a new age premium vodka brand, it has been in production for nearly 15 years and was financed by the alcohol powerhouse that is Diageo. The Ciroc brand actually has an interesting origin with their master distiller, Jean-Sebastien Robicquet, hailing…
THREE GENERATIONS HAVE INFLUENCE & PREPARED THIS WHISKY. The Yamazaki 12-year-old single malt has become increasingly popular over the last few years and you may have noticed this bottle adorning many bars across the country. However, this whisky actually has a rich history that you may not expect. …
STAND OUT IN ANY DRINKS CABINET. I first became aware of the Spey Tenne single malt whisky on my last trip to Edinburgh and I’m so pleased that I decided to buy a bottle. This whisky is from the Speyside Distillery, owned by Harvey’s of Edinburgh. It is described…
