WHISKY FLU

Recreating a whisky, single malt or blend based on a lost recipe or from lost distilleries is not new in the whiskyverse.

A vertical review of three independent Ledaig bottlings. Signatory Vintage 2011| Artist Collective 2007| Wilson & Morgan 2005

A look at one of the most promising independent bottlers currently in the UK, Chorlton Whisky has been releasing exceptional quality...

In Part-II, a review of Orkney and Caol Ila from the North Star Spirits Cask Series 005. In Part-I I reviewed the Campbeltown, Macduff...

In Part-I, a review of Campbeltown, Macduff and Glentauchers from the North Star Spirits Cask Series 005. It was about time I reviewed...

A review of the Glenfarclas 105 single malt official release. There are certain distilleries which rarely misstep. Such is their...

A review of Old Pulteney 17yo single malt official release. Old Pulteney has always had a special place in my heart. Up until 2004 I had...

A review of the Royal Brackla 21yr old single malt official release. Established in 1812 by Captain William Fraser (apparently spent 14...

A little bit about my journey into the fascinating world of whisky and Whisky Flu. It all began in the summer of 1998, Mumbai, India. I...

A new Independent bottler North Star Spirits founded by Iain Croucher has very quickly established itself as a serious player in the...

A review of the Glenrothes 20yr old single malt released by North Star Spirits as a part of series 001. This Glenrothes 20 yr old from...

The Ardmore 8yr old from North Star Spirits was the second of the three whiskies poured for our monthly tasting session.

A review of the Islay 8yr old single malt from an undisclosed distillery released by North Star Spirits as a part of series 002. The...