With water: shoe polish, new leather, vase water, chlorophyll. tracks. Willie Murrays-Cockerel in the Creel Proper coffee and chocolate. - à consommer avec modération'. A feeling of coal smoke too. Perhaps straying in to 'natural dirtiness' territories. Colour: bright amber. Big, chunky cereal tones, dried banana chips and some herbal notes. FAQ - Netto Online | Die häufigsten Fragen, werden hier beantwortet. October 1 - 2 Apéritif please! Finish: medium and on simple wood spices, cereals and apples. Oranges, honey, sunflower oil, custard, barley water, nougat, brioche, café latte… All that works a treat. June 1 - 2 Remember we think tremendously highly of that tremendous fruit-bomb called Balblair (S., he's gone! I know we all make jokes about Allt-A-Bhainne, and I have to say, that silly official 40% thing they put out didn't help matters. Comments: At times a little funny, but it's actually a rather charismatic, if unassuming, wee dram. Allt-A-Bhainne 23 yo 1997/2020 (52.4%, Whisky Nerds, cask #102589, barrel, 114 bottles) show you evidence of that. BBR's 'Isle of Skye', DL's 'Tacticals', TWA's 'Talimburgs', Adelphi's 'Fascadales' and quite a few others. With water: more bread, grist and all that. I hear at North Star they circumvent Brexit import issues by transporting their sherry casks from Spain to Scotland by Tuk-Tuk. even more excruciating. All right, so I'd swear this is some early landed cognac from France, bottled by some friendly Scots, for some German friends. First the fact that it was so fresh, and second, the fact that I've also got a sister cask, #9861. Caol Ila 11 yo 'Batch 12' (48.1%, That Boutique-y Whisky Company, 1489 bottles) Pepper and big caraway in the aftertaste. Rum (1389) of and to in a is that for on ##AT##-##AT## with The are be I this as it we by have not you which will from ( at ) or has an can our European was all : also " - 's your We Bunnahabhain 22 yo 1997/2020 (51.3%, The Whisky Exchange 'Single Casks', cask #5448, hogshead, 199 bottles) A feeling of blustery jetties, rubber fishing wellies and wet rope. Comments: some great fun to be had here. Dundee cake, raisins, toffee sauce, coffee and walnut cake, balsamic and various sweet liqueurs. So far, so good, we may start to think about unfastening our seatbelts… With water: success (I've never thought I'd ever write that about a Pomerol finish). Finish: a long fade of soft peat smoke, medicines, seashore freshness, sandalwood, gorse and herbal teas. I would have gone for 45% vol. I'm finding soft cinnamony notes, rye indeed, touches of lavender, oranges, panettone, citron liqueur, chestnut honey… Well to anybody who would have composed this I say kudos. This impression of softness and fragrance is really lovely. Just en passant. January 1 - 2, 2013 Feels rather firm and rugged in a positive way. Japan (499) April 1 - 2 Since we were mentioning the 1970s, here's a *new* one! The Sponge! Indeed, I'm not getting pork scratchings, but this could be the power of suggestion. For a long time, we've been joking about those 'secret malt whiskies from the Isle of Skye', stressing the fact that there was only one distillery on the Island anyway. Excuse me? Colour: gold. Makes much sense, no? Mouth: typically juicy, exotically fruity and lightly herbal. And they say a little Tomatin lifts your chin! Another former second or even third-tier name that's gained some traction since the former blue chips have become virtually unobtainable at the IBS. As we say more and more often "after all, they're not bad at all!" July 1 - 2 Some nice liquorice and perhaps pinot gris, shall we say. September 1 - 2 Music I don't know if this is art, but it is clearly pop. Actually, it's more on unripe green fruits and lemons, which indeed, reminds me of those chilled verdejo (or verdelho) you could drink with langoustines in coastal Spain or Portugal. November 1 - 2 Der regionale Fahrzeugmarkt von inFranken.de. A very regressive thing methinks. Nose: you see, this is very singular, which the lower strength had already suggested. Aberlour 8 yo 2012/2020 (58.5%, Whisky Is The Limit, 1st fill oloroso quarter cask, cask #800916, 225 bottles), Aberlour 'A'bunadh' batch #65 (59.5%, OB, 2019), Santa Teresa 'Gran Reserva' (40%, OB, Venezuela, +/-2020), East London Liquor Company 'Navy Strength Rum' (57%, OB, Guyana, +/-2018). Game? Balsa wood. Indeed, we had a second wee box of Dailuaines, apologies… Why not try an earlier vintage at a lighter strength, as today's aperitif? Some baked bananas, porridge sweetened with honey and a rather floral waxiness. Comments: I like it but the more recent Dailuaines by our friends in Taiwan had been in a higher league. All right then, there's something new every day… Colour: gold. Same quality. This one feels more cohesive all the way through and carries itself with a notch more assertion and power. Some brown bread too. An impression of petrichor and damp forests which I'm always a fan of. There is a slightly dry and brittle, malty backbone which feels a notch more austere than some of the more opulent Speysiders about. Another from this interesting series where they are bottling single casks in small portions over an extended period of time. The key here is that the wood was clean and rather bright. It doesn't say Caol Ila on the label. Can you help? Get quality Vodka at Tesco. Lovely notes of lapsing souchong, umami paste, pickled ginger, peppercorns in brine and lemon liqueur. SGP: 551 - 87 points. Scotia, Glenury Lovely on the nose, the palate 'might' be more problematic then, but one thing at a time. But I just do not know for whom that one was bottled. One of the 'greater flawed ones'. You know, the old black labels, utterly stunning whiskies. Comments: a very interesting set-up where the wine cask may have added 'more of the whisky' instead of complementing it, if you see what I mean. I had thought it would become meatier and saltier, it did not. Ben Nevis 24 yo 1996/2020 (52.1%, Berry Brothers for Royal Mile Whiskies, cask #1196, refill sherry butt / 1st fill oloroso butt) February 1 - 2 Sounds good, no? First, an aperitif…, Check the index of all cognacs we've tasted so far. No seedlip non alcoholic spirits are syn free, Very good information on every thing thank you, how many syns for echo falls summer berries vodka. Yeah well I'm afraid we've been flying a little high. We're between a rhum and a Canadian rye, I would say, and that seems to work. Mouth: it's actually very similar to the Boutique-y in many ways, just here there's more raw power, lots of brown bread but spread with treacle, lanolin, lapsing souchong tea with lemon, crushed aspirin. Did you notice that we did not do the bloggers' favourite joke, "the Skye is the limit"? March 1 - 2 Which, as we all know, will also involve words such as 'hacking', 'exploding' or 'bombing'. In fact, it is the oldest Kornog - and Glann ar Mor for that matter - that's ever been bottled. Let's find an older one . There's also some fermenting honey – not many honeys do ferment, which leads us to… mead. Colour: white wine. Comments: two miracles here. September 1 - 2 Now they're currently under water in Cognac, because of a very severe flood of the river Charente. For example, I used to own a barrel of Kornog, Glann ar Mor's Longrow if you like. We'll see…. These batches are always either good or interesting, provided no official entity has ever decided to murder them with any Mathusalem sherry or multiple wood madness. February 1 - 2 Some meady whisky! So we did it, and here's my tasting note, right after a solid sparring partner. We've got quite a few of them, some already a little old, so let's purge the box if you don't mind. Pointedly spicy I'd say. 2017 Nose: it went towards piney aromas, clearly. August 1 - 2 Finish: good length, gently ashy and with a deeper and more robust smokiness. Comments: extremely good. White pepper, lanolin, bitter beers, bitter citrus piths and some olive oil. The thing is, in my meagre experience those fruits are also to be found in verdejo. Simple, direct and terrifically assertive with clear distillery character. A label featuring Brian Blessed, now there's an idea…! July 1 - 2 Learn how your comment data is processed. Kate's No, please do not expect a score, we won't stoop to that… But first, our sparring partner…, And so, our own, kind of. Hold on, let's swim to Guadeloupe…, A last one, perhaps… Why not something funny…, Check the index of all rums we've tasted so far. October 1 - 2 13.1% vol (175ml) – 7 Syns Jacobs Creek Reserve Adelaide Hills Sauvignon Blanc White Wine. Finish: rather long, fresh and refreshing – but not a 61.2%. Nose: we're clearly in a hospital this time. With water: golden syrup, sultanas, some gruff and gravelly minerals, wee leathery touches and a rather peppery bite. Gültig ab: 19. All right. It's one of these ones where the purity and the precision are immediately there, but there's also a sense of fragrance, seashore and general freshness which elevates it further. Who's mad enough to actually import a cask of malt whisky from France to the U.K. while Brexit's in motion? But this time, American oak doesn't do much good, in my opinion, but maybe is the newer batch, the 2010, better. Gosh…..going have cut me drinking a bit more ?…how come every single thing we enjoy is bad for u ? No corners were cut, no Holstein was used, and no pinot noir casks were ever butchered, if you see what I mean. Finish: good length, a little grubbiness, some gamey notes, earthy, instant coffee and black pepper. Really cool and good. With water (we're trembling…):  ah, no, on the contrary, lemon and mint take over, this is almost 'young'. Allt-A-Bhainne 23 yo 1997/2020 (51.3%, Watt Whisky, bourbon hogshead, 241 bottles), Allt-A-Bhainne 23 yo 1997/2020 (52.4%, Whisky Nerds, cask #102589, barrel, 114 bottles), Ben Nevis 24 yo 1996/2020 (52.1%, Berry Brothers for Royal Mile Whiskies, cask #1196, refill sherry butt / 1st fill oloroso butt), Ben Nevis 23 yo 1996/2020 (52.1%, The Whisky Exchange Single Casks, cask #1709, hogshead, 205 bottles), Knockdhu 2013/2020 (60%, Whisky Is The Limit, first fill Pomerol barrique, cask #51). With water: chocolate, wet leaves, mixed nuts, cereals, bracken. Prune juice, black currants, damson liqueur, ganaches, cherry tobacco (Borkum Riff), linoleum, diesel oil, bull-dog sauce, Marmite… How lovely is this fat and yet agile old cognac? Comments: really very 'Cuban' – many Cubans are better though - and frankly a little disappointing. Awards Kind of like a bar brawl captured in a tasting glass. The bitterest bitter chocolate and the tightest mints. So when G&M's latest blue chip Coleburn came out last year, well, I already wasn't having any proper sparring partner at hand, and with Covid and the cancellation of all festivals, I'm afraid the situation hasn't changed much to this day. It was a great session last week, I doubt we could fly as high on this Sunday. But it remains a quaffable, if simple, wee drop overall, no doubt. I could quite easily sip a couple of a night. Colour: gold. Or a last Blair Athol (for the road…). Kornog's becoming cult by the way. Much peppered Thai soup. Courage and resilience are needed but they do have what it takes! Powerful stuff. Yes we also do free slogans for the post-Covid brands that would like to adopt future marketing methods. Said to be three years old, let's only hope they haven't added any sugary sauces right when filling the casks, as I believe they often do at Diamond. I also try to November 1 - 2 do not encourage heavy consumption of alcoholic beverages, Awards Extremely attractive, even at full strength. November 1 - 2 Exquisite, is the word I believe. me discover new music - check the column on the right. October 1 - 2 Kate and Mark, I'll send you a certificate to confirm that you had bottled my favourite ever Allt-A-Bhainne for at least 10 minutes. Colour: white wine. the , . Sure I would have done 46, and this feels a tad stingy, but all the rest is rather perfect, with miso, vetegable bouillon, the obligatory umami (remember, osmazôme it is), puréed chestnuts, muscovado sugar, allspice, a little butterscotch, acid coffee Luwak-style, cracked pepper… Finish: curiously long, leafy and bitter in a good way. I'd never pick it as an Aultmore but there is some gooey charm about the sherry profile. 1969 - 1983, Ye Auld Pages But Blair Athol, such a lovely place - such a lovely place, such a lovely place – right in Perthshire, on the road to the flock of distilleries that's located further north. Artisanal thin mints (we'd kill for proper thin mints). Finish: unexpectedly long, tight, not fragile at all, and never too dry. May 1 - 2 With water: greener and leafier, with impressions of leaf mulch, wet moss and a rather brusque, gravelly minerality. Cherry cake, dough, focaccia? Finish: good length, fresh herbs, cereals, soft waxes and lemon peel. November 1 - 2 May 1 - 2 August 1 - 2 But life is short anyway... As This is a light, pleasant, undemanding nose that would display a lot of fresh barley as well, before fading away… Mouth: this is where it's getting a little more difficult. Nose: not quite a buoyant rejuvenated oak over an nondescript malty distillate here, rather a pretty soft, jammy and fruity salad that would even involve herbs. Notes of fresh olive focaccia too. It speaks with a rather sherried accent. Check the index of all Aberfeldy we've tasted so far, I suppose we've done that lousy joke fifty times already. Other spirits (937), Music No quibbling so far. Finish: medium, with lovely bitter notes, Cynar, rum bitters, Campari perhaps… I am sorry, I am not finding anything related to Bacardi. Nick Mouth: it's very similar in structure in that you feel, underneath, it's the barley that dominates rather than the fruits. December 1 - 2 Let's try to do something…. We'll have some next time. More or less that. With water: pinewood, mint and chocolate. Makrouts and other delicious oriental pastries. December 1 - 2 Good, the OB 1965 was 40 too if I'm not mistaken, but it wasn't that great, was it. Underberg, Jäger, Unicum, Fernet Branca, Cynar… All that without one single microgram of sugar, rather with a big waxiness. Mouth: there's a lovely sense of concentration at first. Nose: I find this very subtle, almost delicate, with various grasses and orchard fruits. Mar 19, 2019 - 26 – Atjazz, N'dinga Gaba, Sahffi – Summer Breeze (Atjazz Main Mix) 6:30 / 125bpm. Bunnahabhain 'Bn8' (58.4%, Elixir Distillers 'Elements of Islay', American oak and ex-sherry hogsheads, 1896 bottles) April 1 - 2 A barrel this time as opposed to a hogshead, should we expect greater wood influence? Unless the palate's a wreck… Mouth: hey, cool! Comments: I remember last time I visited the distillery – but that was a long time ago – you could fill your own bottle from either a sherry or a bourbon cask. With water: a beautiful and quite surprising fruitiness emerges, bergamot, lemon peel and grapefruit. Things may change once water's been added. Mouth (neat): yes, very Tomatin, very sharp in a good way, acidic, blade-y. Nose: this is strong but we're well in Tomatin territories, with all these tart fruits, including granny smith and grapefruits. malts (673) For cocktails only, I suppose. Please buy their music... Torabhaig 2017/2020 (46%, OB, Inaugural Release, Legacy Series, first fill bourbon, cask #300-600, 32,000 bottles), Talisker 2010/2020 'Distillers Edition' (45.8%, OB, TD-S: 5W1), Torabhaig 2017/2020 (61.67%, OB, first fill bourbon, cask #307). the , . SGP: 367 - 87 points. Check the index of all Dailuaine we've tasted so far. October 1 - 2 Lots of soft, but rather bright honeys, pressed flowers, vapour rubs, pollens, lemon rind, cider apple. Finish: long, elegant, drying, brittle smoke, minerals and seaweed. Great rum badly executed, shall we say. Blend freshly squeezed orange juice, natural vanilla, a pinch of ras el hanout, raisins (as in proper couscous) and just soft maize bread. I'm really a fan this far, but how well will this unusual profile translate to the palate? What's more, it's entirely possible I've just found my favourite ever Allt-A-Bhainne. But some vanilla there is. Not sure if that was all what was remaining in the barrel having said that, but that's very possible. Comments: these stocks are really starting to shine, a shame there aren't too many around it seems. Apparently this one hasn't been released yet, so it's an extremely rare occurrence where I'm publishing notes in advance. Our friends in America always manage to bottle 'different' whiskies. Nicely balanced arrival showing peppery warmth with runny honey on cornflakes, soda bread, mead and a wee camphor and pollen touches. With water: soft, unfurling wispy smokiness now, more citrons, chalk, beach pebbles, grapefruit pith, smoked teas and dried flowers. December 1 - 2 August 1 - 2 Let's do this randomly if you please…, Check the index of all Auchroisk we've tasted so far. Also some very delicate notes of dried lavender and Earl Grey tea. With water: the spice is instantly and impressively magnified now. Nose: oh, lovely! Aultmore 2011/2018 (67.5%, Whisky Illuminati 'Solaria series', cask #900367, 1st fill Spanish oak sherry butt, 120 bottles) Comments: the sherry had plenty to say here, but overall I think it's very good. All right, Knockdhu isn't quite rare but it's now almost always christened AnCnoc instead, because of Knockando I believe. Nose: drier, more peppery and a little bit punchier on the nose. With water: gets more peppery, spicier, drier and the waxiness becomes more brittle and drying. Colour: white wine. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Gears even more towards bitters after that. Blair Athol 14 yo 2006/2020 (54.6%, The Single Malts of Scotland, Elixir Distillers, hogshead, cask #8002620, 326 bottles). Once again we're in the  same ballpark of quality. But, according to 'chaos theory'… I'm sorry. Comments: what a curious bottling indeed. Now, we agree the concepts of Ardbeg 40 and everyday life do not quite fit. America & Bourbon (359) me due authorizations, or sometimes when I feel a 'national' Granted, Google isn't our friend but you may make use of it. 1/2 Pint of under 3.5% Lager – 4 Syns 1/2 Pint of 3.5-4% Lager – 4.5 Syns 1/2 Pint of 4-6% Lager – 6 Syns 1/2 Pint of 6%+ Lager – 9.5 Syns 1 Pint of under 3.5% Lager – 8 Syns 1 Pint of 3.5-4% Beer – 9 Syns 1 Pint 4-6% Lager – 11.6 Syns 1 Pint 6% Lager – 18.5 Syns 550ml CANS/BOTTLES: Lech Lager 550ml bottle or can – 10.5 Syns Carling 550ml bottle or can – 8.5 Syns Fosters 550ml bottle or can – 7.5 Syns Czech low alcohol 550ml bottle or can – 4.5 Syns Hens tooth 500ml bottle or can – 14.5 Syns Deuchars IPA 500ml bottle or can – 8.5 Syns Greene King IPA 500ml bottle or can – 8.5 Syns Old speckled hen 500ml bottle or can – 11.5 Syns, Fosters 440ml can – 6.5 Syns Carling Lager 440ml can – 7.5 Syns Guinness Original 440ml bottle or can – 8 Syns Boddingtons 440ml bottle or can – 6.5 Syns Stones bitter 440ml bottle or can – 7.5 Syns CO-OP Best bitter 440ml bottle or can – 7.5 Syns Stella Artois 440ml bottle or can – 9 Syns. I quite this elegant looking wee series. With water: a notch better, since some pineapple's coming through. Grain (333) SGP: 565 - 92 points. Gig Photographs, I believe that's the collective noun for Caol Ila. Some cooking oils and bitter almond syrup. Im a sucked for a porn star martini! Could almost be some kind of old Ardbeg with these big peppery, leathery and tarry aspects. A little green coffee, perhaps. The best thing about Slimming World is that we don’t have to go without.. and a cheeky glass or two is sometimes needed…. With water: the malted barley's popping out. July 1 - 2 Grassy and gingery aftertaste. Comments: where is Blair Athol's gentle softness? December 1 - 2 2016 I cant see it on the list. Hi there, all Syn values can be found on the SW app if you cannot find them here. A tad loco but intriguing. Some hessian and olive oil too. The sherry certainly evolves this blade-like distillate in different direction, one that's earthier, rounder and more 'organic' in style perhaps. SGP: 561 - 89 points. Lemon drops, the expected butterscotch and fudge, then preserved greengages and bitter almonds. With water: toasted brown bread with butter, samphire, stout beer, other old school bitter ales, malt loaf and a dollop of Nutella. Come on, remember even Porsche used to add a 'turbo look' to their regular 911s! We're anticipating impeccable distillate, consistency and purity…, Bunnahabhain is relatively ubiquitous today, and also often pretty good I think. With water: olives, TCP, ointments, camphor and classical briny notes mixed with an easy, leafy sherry quality. malts, Nick Check the index of all Aultmore we've tasted so far. Comments: I say this is a very good sherried baby, thanks to Mr Valinch and Mrs Mallet. Colour: deep gold. Keith, Glen Colour: white wine. Crank up the voltage and you'll come up with a star. 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