That Boutique-y Whisky Company American Whiskies (James E. Pepper & Reservoir)

Neill reviews a pair of whiskies from the States, bottled by That Boutique-y Whisky Company. A 3 year old Rye from James E. Pepper, finished in Oloroso and a 2 year old Bourbon from Reservoir.

Caol Ila 18 Year Old

Neill reviews an 18 year old single malt distilled at Caol Ila, the largest distillery on the isle of Islay.

Glen Scotia 11 Year Old Sherry Double Cask Finish

Neill reviews an 11 year old single malt from Glen Scotia distillery in Campbeltown. The Sherry Double Cask Finish.

Tamnavulin Sherry Cask Edition

Neill reviews the Tamnavulin Sherry Cask Edition, a recent-ish release from the Whyte & MacKay-owned Speyside distillery.

400th Review: Bruichladdich Black Art 7.1

Neill marks 400 reviews with a special drop from Bruichladdich. Black Art 7.1 is a 25 year old unpeated Islay single malt.

Dràm Mòr Festive Releases – Linkwood and Tullibardine

Neill reviews two single cask whiskies from the Dram Mor Group - distilled at Tullibardine and Linkwood.

Skene Finest Scotch Whiskies – Blair Athol, Tomatin and Bunnahabhain

Three value for money single cask single malts from Skene Whisky. Distilled at Blair Athol, Tomatin and Bunnahabhain.

New Year Dram: The GlenDronach 18 Year Old “Allardice”

Neill rounds off 2020 with a review of the 18 year old "Allardice" single malt from The Glendronach distillery.

“Friends of Bruichladdich” 11 Year Old Single Cask

Neill reviews the third single cask bottling for the Friends of Bruichladdich group - an 11 year old single malt matured in an Israeli cabernet sauvignon cask.

The Whisky Cellar: Private Cellars Selection Series #001 (Part 2)

Neill reviews five single cask bottlings from The Whisky Cellar "Private Cellars Selection". Drams from Cameronbridge, Teaninich, Benriach and Glenallachie.

5 years of WhiskyReviews: Spica 40 Year Old

Neill celebrates his 40th birthday and 5 years of WhiskyReviews with a 40 year old blended scotch from North Star Spirits.

Murray McDavid Deanston 21 Year Old

Neill delves into the dark side of the scotch whisky industry and reviews a 21 year old Deanston single malt, bottled by Murray McDavid.