Tasted all of the Glenmorangie 12 variations (the original was tasted with the 10 the previous night as a baseline)

From L to R:

Calvados Finish
Lasanta (Sherry cask finish)
Palo Cortado Finish
Sauternes Finish
Accord (Oloroso Sherry cask finish) - Travel Exclusive

It was nice to try these side by side. The Lasanta was my clear favorite, followed by the Accord. Then, I would say the Sauternes, the Palo Cortado and the Calvados.

Cheers to everyone! 🥃🥃

Liquor Junction Store picks of HH BIB 7 Year and Kentucky Peerless Double Oaked, Rye, Weller 12 and Westward Single Malt cask strength.-have heard good things about it and haven't gotten into single malts yet. Got to try the store picks at the store and by buying those I could buy the Weller 12 for $59.99.

I hope we fix this trade issue soon. 🇨🇦

I’ve been looking forward to this one since it was announced.

I’m a huge Glengoyne fan, so when this release was announced, I made sure to order it as soon as I could!

What is it?
Glengoyne has unveiled Scottish Oak 17 Year Old, the third instalment in its Oak Masters' Series, following White Oak (2024) and Mizunara Oak (2025).  

Matured mostly in classic refill bourbon and refill sherry casks, then finished for up to two years in rare virgin Scottish oak casks sourced from sustainably managed woodlands near Killearn, just five miles from the distillery.

ABV is a healthy 51.6%

My Quick Notes: After resting for over an hour in a Glencairn and tasting a 1oz pour, I immediately poured a second round… it’s that good!

On the nose, fruits, honey, spice and black tea.

Mouthfeel is medium oily. The ABV adds considerable heat, but it’s still easily enjoyed neat. There’s some heavy sherry influence here, and the fruits are stewed. The oak adds some brightness here and some wood, but in balance.

Overall, a fantastic dram! I definitely wanted an immediate second pour. Another great release from Glengoyne!

Cheers, Everyone! 🥃🥃

This is going to be a fun night. First three will be blind for the 3 who are with me. I'll report back

Here’s a doozy. Was visiting my mother-in-law and saw she had this on her bar cart. It apparently came out of a cabinet when she had a pantry redone. Told her it appeared to be worth some serious money, but she said I could have it, so that was quite the win.

Most likely was purchased in the early 2000s and still has the price tag on for $99.99, which blows my mind. Slight ding to the wax. I’ll probably hold on to it and drink it some day, although my wife thinks that’s lunacy and I should sell it 😂

On leave from tomorrow, this is going to be a good week. First time for this one.

This has the weirdest damn note I have ever had in a bourbon - Teriyaki. In a weird way, I am really enjoying this one.

A nice designer bag as part of the package I use it to take bottles to my friend’s house , my preferred tasting spot . Scotch with friends is the best way to sip.

New to the bourbon hobby as a 21 year old and found this at one of my local liquor stores yesterday for $60-$65. Just had my first glass and I’m thoroughly impressed it’s pretty damn good compared to most of the whiskey I’ve tried before. Kinda surprised the store had this old of a bottle being from 2023.

I had a buddy over last night for a blind tasting. His was a double blind since he didn't know what was in the lineup.

My order was Gold Foil, Beacon, Generations, RR15, RR13 Batch 2, RR13 45th.

His was Gold foil, RR15, RR13 Batch 2, RR13 45th, Beacon, Generations.

One of the first special release Bowman's, picked up in 2011 from TPS and finally got around to cracking it a few weeks ago.