While there are hundreds of lost distilleries dotting the countryside north of the border, it’s rare to find whisky from any that closed before the 1980s. And if you do, it’s often more a collector’s…
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Lost whisky distilleries of Scotland: our picks
Posted on 8 November 2017 by Billy
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Lost Distilleries at TWE Vinopolis
Posted on 15 February 2013 by Billy
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The new year is definitely under way and our tastings at TWE Vinopolis have entered a new phase. Over the last few years we’ve been focused heavily on branded tastings, with companies showing off their…
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Posted on 16 March 2012 by Billy
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When it comes to independent releases from Speciality Drinks we’ve been a bit quiet since The Whisky Show. However, we’re leading off the new year with a pair of bottlings. There was a preview of…
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An exceptional 9-year-old collaboration between Foursquare distillery and Italian independent bottlers ...
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A blended Irish whiskey from the team behind the Pearse Lyons distillery in Dublin. It's malt and grain from a...
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A 12-year-old Irish single malt whiskey, specially selected by company founder Pearse Lyons. It's a cl...
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A blended Irish whiskey from Pearse Lyons, made with malt and grain whiskeys from across Ireland, specially ...
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Oh cool, can't wait to see the Weller and Handy back in stock at £1,000 like previous years!
Posted on: 9 October 2018
It’s my favorite time of the whisky year the special releases ! Very excited for the Lagavulin 12 As always and I think the Talisker 8 will need to be picked up as well. Awesome notes...
Posted on: 4 September 2018
There are lots of different approaches to jumping into Scotch whisky: I go for a combination of the kill or cure approach along with something that almost everyone likes :)
Posted on: 22 August 2018