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BRUICHLADDICH ISLAY ROAD TRIP
The makers of “the peatiest whisky in the world” have a history and philosophy that’s just as superlative. We spent a giddy afternoon meandering around Bruichladdich’s expansive distillery to learn a bit more about their creamy Islay spirit.
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ADVENTURES WITH ABERLOUR
You rarely get a tasting experience like this: a trip through the legend/story of Aberlour with a Keeper of the Quaich. My own 'once upon a time' tale ended with their version of 'happily ever after'.
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PEAT OF THE BUNCH
Bruichladdich just released the peatiest whisky in the world - that's some achievement. The Octomore 7.1 (sounds like a gadget, looks like a tech toy) gets all the old school stuff right: great taste, smooth delivery and plays well with others.
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GLENFIDDICH 1965 – ENOUGH SAID
Like the Birth of the Universe, the Triumph of 'Succession' and the Creation of Beer by Bored Monks, the Existence of Glenfiddich 1965 Only Came About Because of Some Fortuitous Random Meetings. And We Were Lucky Enough to Witness Its Raison d'être.
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THE MACALLAN RARE CASK
You can check out the Macallan exhibition over the next two weekends at The White House (not that one), and get acquainted with the limited edition Rare Cask, a bracing whisky we experienced and are now extolling.
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TRIPLE TREAT
The Famous Bowmore Distillery Has a Travel Retail Range That's Inspired by The Desolate and Dramatic Islay Landscape. Bow Down – You Are Not Worthy.