Glen Keith is just a baby in terms of Scottish whisky distilleries having opened in 1958. It has mainly been used for contributing single malts to blended whisk...

I have always had this view that Macallan is a bit pretentious. Not really sure what that is based on other than I see a lot of bottles going for silly prices f...

A few months back I reviewed the Glenfarclas 105 cask strength and enjoyed it thoroughly. From that, I got a lot of Christmas cake flavours and word on the grap...

If you are an avid reader of WhiskeyBon you will know that I recently reviewed the Glenfiddich 12, Glenfiddich 15 Unique Solera and Glenfiddich 18. If you are n...

Ah Tally. When Harry met Tally. Tally ho. Tally Cinnamon… if you haven’t guessed yet, sometimes I affectionately refer to Talisker as "Tally". And the reason I ...

I do love an Islay. It took me a while to appreciate them but now I can’t get enough and as I don’t seem to review them very often (not sure why that is) they m...

I could be completely wrong here, and please correct me if that is the case, but Auchentoshan does not seem to get a lot of love. Personally I have only tried o...

Here it is, the last in my series of reviews of The Glenlivet range and I’m not ashamed there were a few small tears forming in the crescent of my eye while I t...

Next up in this little series of The Glenlivet reviews is the budget-friendly Founder’s Reserve. What does Founders Reserve mean I imagine you are asking yourse...

I didn’t know much about this when I decided to order a bottle and give it a try. The Ardmore is a single malt from the highlands of Scotland and this “Legacy” ...

As you will know if you have been reading WhiskeyBon recently, I have been buying 3 packs of miniatures to try and review as many different Scotch whiskies as p...