Whiskey Lore Journal

A nice complexity in this high malt marriage of four mashbills.

Aberlour's 12 year old single malt is a marriage of ex-bourbon and ex-Oloroso sherry casks.

Aberlour goes back to its roots with this cask strength single malt.

Recently I made a bottle purchase that challenged what I felt was my favorite scotch whisky. In this episode, I pit a favorite versus a new favorite in an Islay Oloroso Peated mashup. The two whiskies include:

BOWMORE 15 DARKEST
43% ABV Bourbon and Oloroso Sherry Barrels

KILCHOMAN SANAIG
46% ABV Bourbon and Oloroso Sherry Barrels

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Recently, a whisky reviewer named Ralfy posted a YouTube video where he mentioned that in Scotland, GlenDronach (now owned by Brown-Forman of Jack Daniel's and Old Forester fame) had removed the words "Natural Colour" and "Non-Chill Filtered" from the tin that contains the whisky.

This week I'm not only going to do a tasting video, but I'm also going to tackle a couple of subjects that have long been discussed by whiskey fans.

In this tasting video, my taste buds go way back in time and meet two creations that are associated with Col. E.H. Taylor.

In this episode, I introduce you to two whiskies you may know very little about.

Think you know Japanese whisky? Think again.

A well-aged 100% Canadian Rye bottled in Oregon.

A great starter scotch for bourbon drinkers.

Just the replacement for your hazelnut coffee creamer.