Hey Everyone! I am back after my little break. Me and my girlfriend visited Italy for a short vacation and then I got a cold or something and was out a few days. Didn't feel like writing at all those days. I will attach a few pictures of the beautiful places we have been to at the end of the article if you are interested! ...
Hey Everyone! Great news! I got into Element's Open Innovation program. I am helping them with their next release: the Element X-Series R/1.0, a single grain Irish Whiskey. I am verry happy about this, and I will do my best to help them along the way, creating an awesome whiskey. If you haven't read my previous review about...
Hey Everyone! Today we are travelling to Scotland to the West Highlands, where Ardnamurchan distillery resides. This is a brand from which I had several bottles and several samples. The stuff they put out is amazing and the way they operate is also amazing. Let's get into.
The popular Irish proverb at the title conveys how passionate the Irish are towards their whiskey. In fact the passion towards respective native distillates extends to other major whiskey producing nations, so much so, that we have different ways to spell it too! While the Americans share the spelling with the Irish, the Scots and most of the...
Welcome back. Today we will be taking a look at four bottles from Anam na h-Alba, an independent bottler from Germany. I already talked about independent bottlers in this article. Anam na h-Alba means the soul of Scotland. What I think is really interesting is that this name is taken by a company that is not from Scotland. If I...
Welcome back Everyone! Today we are talking about Irish Whiskey. More specifically about Irish Single Malts. However, I would like to give you some more information about what Irish Whiskey really is, then I will tell you my thoughts on five single malts, one from Teeling, one from Tyrconnel, one from The Whistler and two bottles from Waterford....
Welcome back! Today I bring you a few whiskies from around the world. More specifically single malts, and even more specifically from Hungary, Germany and Japan.
Hey Everyone! Today we take it a bit lighter as we usually do. There won't be any distillery data, specifics. Today you will only get my opinion and a bit of info of each bottle along my tasting notes. You can see the five bottles I picked above. There is something for everyone. Sweet, smoky, 40%, 46%, sherried,...
Hello Everyone! Today I am back with a very interesting whiskey. It's the Element Lore Single Malt R/1.0. An Irish Single Malt whiskey. It is very unique and interesting for various reasons. It is created by whisk(e)y lovers to whisk(e)y lovers.
