This has the prestigious honour of being the first single malt scotch I ever tried. I was about 16 I think so it was technically an illegal dram (very naughty)....

We reviewed the Balvenie 12 Doublewood a few months back and the consensus was that it’s a pleasant whisky but just lacking that little extra character. So I wa...

This idea of mine to pick up packs of miniatures to review was one of my better ideas. I get to bring you 3 reviews at a fraction of the cost! This week I have ...

This was the second one I sampled from the set of 3 Jura miniatures I purchased, the other two being the Jura 16 Diurachs’ Own and the Jura Superstition but it ...

After buying a rather cute little box of Jura miniature and sitting down to review them one after another I decided on the order Jura 16 Diurachs’ Own first, th...

As you probably know having a love of whisky is not very wallet friendly! The idea with WhiskeyBon is to bring you as many reviews of whisky from around the wor...

Over the years Balvenie has done a good job of establishing itself as one of the most prominent "proper" distilleries out there. Proper in such that it grows al...

This is an interesting one. I have seen very mixed opinions on the Auchentoshan range in general so didn’t know what to expect from this no age statement triple...

Whisky snobs avert your eyes now. We’re heading down to Lidl for some bargain basement Speyside Single Malt. Announced for World Whisky day back in May this isn...

Having just reviewed the Jim Beam Double Oak, this carries on the multi-cask maturation theme but goes two better being aged in no less than 4 different casks. ...

I picked up a sample of this in the Whisky Exchange shop in Covent Garden, London. For once I went into a whisky shop with no intention of buying a bottle due t...